Tag Archives: transgender

Message from A Mother

Posted on October 24, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

It was all about the love environment…not a interrogation. Lucky for you your son is 12 so he communication skill are on level where he can express to you whats on his mind. You might have to start the conversation … Continue reading →

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The Brothers

Posted on October 23, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

FtM transgender males are the opposite of MtF , but our stories mirror each other in such an ironic way. Continue reading →

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When Casual Sex Goes Wrong

Posted on October 16, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

So he has broken the mutuality rule of casual sex. At that same moment I also had broken a rule of casual sex. Remember that no emotional attachment rule? There was an emotion attached: Anger. Continue reading →

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Rutgers University Student Commits Suicide

Posted on October 1, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

DO NOT KILL YOURSELF. Their opinions are not worth you dying. Continue reading →

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Big Yo of Houston

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

I hope that my legacy is just as visible as Big Yo’s or others I have been blessed to witness come into florescence. Continue reading →

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Dating Again? OMG!

Posted on September 29, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

Of course like most people after a bad relationship, there was some residual bitterness I had to work through before I dated again. Any new beau deserves the clean slate. Continue reading →

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Transfaith Summit 2010: Los Angeles, CA

Posted on September 21, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

Transfaith Summit 2010: They get that we need a place to fellowship and network in faith to strengthen our community and our contribution. Continue reading →

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Once the change happens, a butterfly is a butterfly.

Posted on September 19, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

A butterfly lands on a post of a pig pen. While the pig is doing his normal routine, eating his slop, he looks up and sees the butterfly…. Continue reading →

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9/11 gave the Race card a Rest

Posted on September 11, 2010 by Diamond Stylz

Too bad that feeling of togetherness was short lived. Once 2004 election came around I felt that old divide creeping back in. The 2008 campaign circus and its main attractions definitely put the nail in coffin of that togetherness. Continue reading →