I wanted to know if you would wear Shirts that says things like,

It's a GYRL thing.

SUPER GYRL

TRANS WOMEN'S LIBORATION : picture of me burning a pair of men's underwear hanging off of a stick. 

We do exyst

Time for me to live my life not you

I like the idea of making things that open peoples minds. I want others to see that people are open to us.

Not I.

No. I believe in subtle awareness. Besides, I don't like words / statements on my clothes!

I have a shirt from Johnnyboyxo's merch.

Its cute and pink and says "Super ->-bleeped-<-"
xD I don't wear it out in public since its a little silly, but it makes a cute PJ shirt.

To quote Justin Hall, author of GLAMAZONIA: the amazing super ->-bleeped-<-...NO BRANDING.

I have rainbow tattoos on my neck though... But thats sexy. Reminds every man who does me that I used to be a gay boy.

Just thought ask. I'm going to wear it. I don't see it as branding. I think I will call my line ANDROGYNY mixing pink and blue wording.
GYRL

I like being me. Thanks for the  input. I would like to hear from others on this so keep posting lol. 

Quote from: Mahsa the disco shark on December 21, 2011, 12:40:23 AM
I have rainbow tattoos on my neck though... But thats sexy. Reminds every man who does me that I used to be a gay boy.

lol.. that's eff'd up! Who thinks like you? Seriously!?

EDIT: I mean that as a compliment.

Quote from: Alainaluvsu on December 21, 2011, 01:11:25 AM
lol.. that's eff'd up! Who thinks like you? Seriously!?

EDIT: I mean that as a compliment.

You're right...I need something GAY on my tramp stamp.

I can walk down the street and advertise I used to be the guy straight men would call a "fairy".

I used to have new hair colors every month, wear queen amidala dots, henna chokers, jewelery, and tight tshirts.

last time I was anywhere near anyone who claimed to be out'n'proud was at a transgender rights seminar I agreed to sit in.
the leader stood up and above his male pot belly and rouged cheeks said he was out'n'proud.

I waited for my turn and informed the group that 'out'n'proud is a marker of gays or Lesbian but not TS.   he did not like this.  he also said he had no intention of losing his penis.

needless to say the rouge was the only female thing about him.

Quote from: lilacwoman on December 21, 2011, 02:10:05 AM
last time I was anywhere near anyone who claimed to be out'n'proud was at a transgender rights seminar I agreed to sit in.
the leader stood up and above his male pot belly and rouged cheeks said he was out'n'proud.

I waited for my turn and informed the group that 'out'n'proud is a marker of gays or Lesbian but not TS.   he did not like this.  he also said he had no intention of losing his penis.

needless to say the rouge was the only female thing about him.

I see HIM as an inspiration. LOL... can we say this post reeks of "->-bleeped-<-r than thou"?

I am extremely feminine... Who cares what I do with my penis or not? Its my body and my rules.

@disko shark past gay boy or not you do come up with some strange sh%t. lol.
->-bleeped-<-r then thou? how? steath is the better choice but some of us missed that boat.
@lilacwoman that was funny. I have only meet 2 others here. I probly would not be out and proud if I would have started sooner but I see something here. I can't put my finger on it. but it is here. Things are changing all around us. I see changes coming. I understand stealth and I would loved to have gone down that road but I missed the turn so this is my path now others like me hiding for years. worried about what other people think. There are no support groups here. I would give anything to set infront of others that understand this. My Internet was turned off for just a week and I thught i was going to die because I had no one to open up to about what was going on with my life.

Quote from: jainie marlena on December 21, 2011, 02:29:51 AM
@disko shark past gay boy or not you do come up with some strange sh%t. lol.
->-bleeped-<-r then thou? how? steath is the better choice but some of us missed that boat.

Maybe i might have had a little queen moment. Sorry Lilacwoman.

I don't believe in stealth though.....I am pretty upfront about what I am and surprised how many people "don't know". Guys who would know, apparently don't... I spent all night in the Castro and no gay man said anything to me about being a ->-bleeped-<-. It's weird.

But that being said, there's a varying scale of gay men from masculine to feminine.... I somehow am the extreme feminine option...who attracts "straight" men.

So girl, I am gonna werqk my rainbow tats and unicorn tramp stamp. He sees the unicorn and will soon have the UNICORN in his face.

Quote from: Mahsa the disco shark on December 21, 2011, 04:57:18 AM

So girl, I am gonna werqk my rainbow tats and unicorn tramp stamp. He sees the unicorn and will soon have the UNICORN in his face.

...Wait, you have a unicorn back there?? Really? I'm kind of jealous.

Where I live, people are heavily conservative, no way would I wear anything like that out. I don't need to alienate people I have to deal with regularly due to work. Many may know I'm trans, but they don't really want to be reminded of it.

The "outest" and "proudest" article of clothing I have is a halter dress with RAINBOW stripes pattern, heh. It is an one of a kind because my friend made that for me....

I tend to wear that to pride parades or special LGBT events.

Other than that, I am pretty low-key although I am far the most well-dressed woman where I work in my department, heh. Everyone else dresses so blah or elderly, lol.

Quote from: Beverley on December 21, 2011, 05:27:08 AM
Funniest post I have seen in a while.....        I am still laughing....

Beverley

It funny  
@ disko shark what does unicorn mean? I did know that it had symbolic meaning to it.

Gyrl? Super Gyrl? Aren't people just going to think I can't spell correctly?

@JenJen2011 My son said the samething that is way there is a color change from pink to blue to set the"Y a part from the GRL.

I posted this that I plain to put on a shirt that will help get the point across.

I like we do exyst - subtle .

I'm neither proud nor ashamed, but I'm definitely out, as someone transitioning. I don't normally wear besloganed clothing, but I like a teeshirt I saw that read: "my body is none of your business" (with ♂/♀/??? symbols on it).

Quote from: Padma on December 21, 2011, 08:54:09 AM
I like we do exyst - subtle .

I'm neither proud nor ashamed, but I'm definitely out, as someone transitioning. I don't normally wear besloganed clothing, but I like a teeshirt I saw that read: "my body is none of your business" (with ♂/♀/??? symbols on it).

I actually like that idea got anymore.

I see under developed area were both boy are dressing in girl clothes girls are dressing in boy clothes. The EMO thing boys in girls clothes. If I plant the idea of the invisible part of gender that can't be seen that needs to come out. everyone seems to express this in some way or another proving that it is there. It is missing but you can see it trying to come out.