TS Dating can be a tricky thing for many guys. There is a new digital book (ebook) out which aims to connect trans oriented men with the transwomen of their dreams. The author appears to be an expert on the subject and gives lots of useful tips and guides. The book covers finding TS and how to effectively date them.
Asian TS dating is becoming much more common as guys begin to realize that these women are partners worth spending a lifetime with. Perhaps this is due to transgender breast implants, TS hair removal and other cosmetic procedures becoming more common and better quality?
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What is the best Asian TS beauty pageant in the world?
Surely the answer is the Queen of Cebu. The 2011 event was held on 5th November at the Waterfront Hotel in Cebu. It was a magnificent spectacle of world class proportions. From the stage production to the extravagant costumes, the whole event oozed class. The ladies looked beautiful and the crown was awarded to a deserving Bee Urgello.
The highlight was certainly the national costumes. The effort and expense was obvious with some of the most amazing costumes ever seen in a Philippines transgender pageant. The attention to detail was markedly higher than we are used to in the Philippines. The event must now be considered alongside the best in the world.
Last night (July 30) was the coronation of Manila’s 5 Prettiest.
The pageant featured some of the most attractive transpinays ever seen in one event. More photos and information can be viewed on the official fan page click here. The photo we have borrowed is from Jory Rivera. There were 37 candidates chosen for the event from hundreds of applicants. The chosen five candidates for this year’s Manila’s 5 Prettiest were Matrica Mae Centino of Samar/Leyte, Channa Mendis of Ilo-ilo, Rain Marie Madrigal from Cebu City, Trixie Maristela and Michelle Binas both from Manila.
Baffled, sad and most of all upset. Those were the feelings which came up when Jan
Janice reported at Customs at the airport of Dubai – one of the seven Arab Emirates
- together with other passengers. What should have been a pleasant visit to friends ended up in a drama. “As a transgender, I have never ever been so humiliated onto the bone”.
For Indonesian transgenders, practicing religion in public is not an easy thing, but that doesn’t stop some from trying.
Mariyani, a 50-year-old transgender hairdresser, said during a discussion on homosexuality and religion that transgender people, just like other people, wish to be able to practice their religion openly.
“If I ever had the choice, I would not want to be a transgender, but this is what God has decided for me,” Mariyani said. Continue reading →
TransOriented.com is a relatively new online resource dedicated to men who like transwomen. It is a fascinating read with a variety of articles from guys who have found love with TS, and various opinions on men who find transsexuals attractive.
There are also videos posted such as a recent one about Nina Arsenault giving a lecture on transoriented men. There is also a link to a rather interesting survey being carried out by Northwestern University about men who like TS. Continue reading →
Why are there more transgender people in certain countries?
This is a question which has cropped up for anyone interested in transgender issues. Countries like the Philippines and Thailand seem to have a much higher percentage of transsexuals compared to places like the USA and UK. The question is one which has been discussed by many but it doesn’t have a clear answer. Continue reading →
The STRAP organization was started in 2002. It is a support group for transgender men and women from the Philippines. The group has grown quickly in the past year or so thanks to a higher public presence and possibly because one of the most respected members, Rica Paras, was one of the stars of Pinoy Big Brother. Continue reading →
The proposed bill was received on 15 July 2010. It is set to put an end to discrimination aimed at the LGBT community in the Philippines. This positive step will help to put an end to transphobia Continue reading →
Below is an interview with a transsexual called Aiyah from the Philippines. She lived and worked in Japan for almost 3 years and shares some of her experiences with us…
Transpinayworld - Why did you go to Japan?
Aiyah - To get a better chance in life because I’d been told by a lot of TS friends that they were happily living and working in japan.