Lady GaGa Hermaphrodite?

Lady Gaga seorang khunsa atau hermaphrodite? Satu pic dia menunjukkan sesuatu terjuntai di celah pahanya dan ramai mendakwa ia adalah penis Lady Gaga. Tengoklah pic kat bawah dam circle merah tu. Eh! apa mendanye tu.....

Uols baca lah kat sini  and sini dan sini.
Lihat pula pic kat bawah ni. Nampak?

Miss India

First look: Winners of the Miss India Transgender contest

Last updated on: December 21, 2009 15:07 

The first ever Miss India [ Images ] Transgender Pageant was held in Chennai on December 19, 2009.

The pageant saw 120 transgenders between the ages of 20 to 35 participate, representing different states like Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, Kerala [ Images ], Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka [ Images ] and Maharashtra [ Images ]. About 800 transgender community members and representatives working for them across the country attended to ensure its success.

While Mumbai [ Images ] model Karina Shaline, 25, bagged the crown, second place went to Thokcho Rockyson Romi, 23, a beautician from Manipur and third place to Padmini, a dance instructor from Coimbatore, Tamilnadu.

Besides the main and runner-up titles, there were also other prizes to claim, for Miss Beautiful Hair, Miss Beautiful Walk, Miss Beautiful Eyes and Miss Best Skin.

Miss India Transgender was organised by the Indian Community Welfare Organisation (ICWO), an NGO that is focussed on the prevention of HIV and AIDS. The ICWO works with various target groups like gays, lesbians, bisexuals, transgenders, female sex workers and the children of sex workers. The event was also supported by TANSACS, UNAIDS and ACTIONAID.

Crossdressing Di Singapura

In Singapore you can dress freely on the streets. As long as you are please with yourself and feel comfortable, no one will bother you. Crossdressing is not an offence in the laws here. So far no one has been prosecuted here for cross dressing. You can dress any where you like even in Geylang or Orchard Tower. We have a close friend, Linda from Switzerland who visited us regularly and she always dressed out at Orchard tower and elsewhere in Singapore without any trouble.

What the gurls trying to imply, Geylang is a red light districts and naturally you can easily get mistaken for prostituting. There are bound to have harassments and stares from the public. In Orchard tower there are many transsexual pubs and bars in the vicinity and likewise same scenario you can expect when you are in dress. But it should be fine if you dress in Geylang and Orchard tower with someone to accompany you.

About the night life and pubs here, it is best you patronise LGBT friendly bars mainly in Chinatown areas. Or there is one at Far East Plaza on the 5th level where you can find a lesbian pub. You can join us if you like. The gurls enjoy clubbing at the LGBT bars.

There is one unfriendly area you need to avoid that is Changi village, infamous for transvestites soliciting and touting to obtain sexual favour during night fall.

Hope the information will be useful to you when you are in Singapore and to go out in the night to experience the moment of your femininity charm.

Ini ditulis oleh seorang crossdresser Singapura bernama Ada dalam jawapannya kepada salah seorang kenalannya yang bertanya seperti ini.

I'm a CD from Canada, and will be spending a couple weeks soon in Singapore, as well as being in and out over the course of the next four months.

Can anyone tell me how accepting the society is, or if there are any laws that I should be aware of if I were to go out dressed? Or is it a strictly indoors and out of sight only thing?

Many thanks,
Blaire

Pertandingan Ratu Gay Di China

China's first gay pageant gives glimpse of new acceptance

Contest aims to boost community's confidence in country where homosexuality was classed as illness until 2001

Eight men competing in Mr Gay China, which organisers say is a striking sign of how far attitudes to homosexuality have changed Link to this video
There's a swimwear round and a talent section where contestants can show off their singing and dancing. But organisers insist the contest to be held this Friday is a serious business. It is China's first gay pageant.

The event is a striking sign of how far attitudes in China have changed and of gay people's increasing confidence. Gay sex was illegal until 1997. Homosexuality was classed as a mental illness for four years after that. Now an emerging gay community is busting stereotypes.

"We are intelligent, we're professionals, we're gorgeous – and we're gay," said contestant Emilio Liu, from Inner Mongolia. "I want the audience to know there are a whole bunch of people like us living in China. It's a wonderful life and it's not hidden any more."

These days there are gay support groups and websites helping people to explore their sexuality and meet potential partners. There are gay venues in most major cities; last year, the first government-backed bar opened in Kunming, in south-western Yunnan. Shanghai held the first Gay Pride week and in Beijing, campaigners called for same-sex marriages.

Now comes Mr Gay China, reported in approving terms in English-language state media. Eight finalists will take to the stage of a Beijing nightclub to strut their stuff in casual clothes and swimwear, exhibit their talents and answer questions. The winner – picked for his ability to represent gay issues as well as his skills, personality and looks – will head to Norway for next month's finals of Worldwide Mr Gay.

"I don't think people were ready before," said Ben Zhang, one of the organisers, recalling the "long and painful" process of discovering and accepting his sexuality, less than a decade ago.

It would be easy to overstate progress since then. Few of the participants are willing to give their full names and several complain about the stereotyping of gay men as weak or HIV-carriers. Strikingly, all are white collar workers and most have studied or worked abroad.

Zhang acknowledges that life is tougher outside the big cities, but says that is why the event is needed: "If this gets seen by some country boy in Ningxia, maybe he will realise 'It's not horrible to be gay and I'm not alone.'"

For many, the biggest issue is invisibility. "People want to stay out of trouble so they stay away from anything different ... It's not necessarily that they're afraid of it or think it's bad. They just don't want to know," said Liu, adding that a handful of friends cut him off after finding out that he was gay.

He said the pressures on gay men in China are different from those elsewhere, not greater, pointing out that there is no religious condemnation and that anti-gay violence is rare. But although Liu,26, says that most friends and family accept his sexuality, he has not come out to his father or grandparents.

"China is a very traditional society," explained Steve Zhang, 30, who works in sales.

Relatives have pestered him for years about finding a girl to marry. "When I finally told my uncle I had a boyfriend he wasn't surprised but said, 'Well, that's not a long term thing,'" Zhang added.

"They think having fun with boys doesn't mean you love them; you will still get married in the end."

The pressure to marry is one reason why some campaigners see gay marriage as a goal, along with legal protection against discrimination. But few expect such changes soon.

Official tolerance is highly variable. Activists and grassroots organisers complain of harassment by the authorities. Websites and publications have been shut down.

And although Shanghai Pride organisers deliberately kept it low key, with no banners or parade, the authorities forced the cancellation of some events.

Despite signs of growing confidence in challenging such actions – last year, gay men faced down police conducting a sweep of a Guangzhou park – most opt for a non-confrontational approach.

Organisers hope to avoid problems by keeping Mr Gay China low-key and did not invite mainstream Chinese-language media.

"Officials could show up and say 'your fire hydrant is in the wrong place," said Zhang. "It is still a sensitive issue."

Thermos Gym,Bukit Bintang

Friday mak pergi sauna. Kali ni mak gi Thermos Gym kat Bukit Bintang. Actually this is second time mak ke sana. Bayarannya RM 28.00. Setelah masuk mak salin dan it is the very erotic because towelnya just lebar 1 kaki je. Apa lagi mak rasa macam pakai mini skirt je. So mak sengajala pakai kasi singkat. Mak gulung macam gulung kain sarung so that pusat mak expose gitu. Memang kalau mak punya cikdick bangun,sure terexpose kerana singkatnya towel itu.

First mak tinjau-tinjau first floor ada sauna, shower, gymm dan dark room. Mak terus masuk kat dalam sauna. Terdengar suara mengerang kad dalam cubicle dalam sauna. Sure punya twoguys sedang beraksi. Memang tak nampak apa yang berlaku, somak juga tunggu je nak bagi mata get accustomed to the suasana. Samar-samar nampak gak two guys sedang bertindih satu sama lain standing. Mak tak tunggu lama kerana panas dan body mak pun dah berpeluh. Mak gi shower. Ada dua jenis shower, satu open dan satu lagi cubicle. Kalau kat open shower sesiapa yang nak masuk or keluar dari sauna akan nampak kita shower dalam keadaan bogel itu. Mak shower kat cubicle je.

Lepas shower mak gi tinjau-tinjau lagi.  Masuk ke gym. Dok sebentar kat gym dan baru mak tahu ada dark room. Mak masuk dark room. Ada couple sedang berasmara dan suara mengerang jelas kedengaran.

Thermos ada tiga tingkat. Tingkat atas sekali ada bilik-bilik untuk private activity. Mak tak masuk pun.

Sepanjang berada di Thermos, mak just berlegar-legar kat tingkat dua je. Masuk sauna, masuk gym masukdark room. Bagi mak, otot-otot is much better sebab kat dark room lebih banyak aktiviti. Kalau mak kat otot-otot sudah pasti mak dah kena dan mengena. Uols fahamla. So conclusionnya, bagi mak otot-otot is much better.

Jambu Tak Jantanz Ni?

Kebetulan mak sedang duduk  berehat kat Taman Burung Kuala Lumpur. Then mak nampak two guys walking ke kaunter tiket. Mak menghela nafas panjang bila melihat jantanz ni yang pada mulanya mak sangka pompuan. Dia datang bersama rakannya yang membawa ladies handbag. Uols tengoklah gambar yang mak "tersnap" ni. Camner? Jambu tak guy yang sebelah kiri tu?