Definitely clockwise. I could not seem to reverse it, even when looking only at the foot.



Same here; quite honestly it's hard to believe someone else might be percieving a different direction right away. I've already seen this photo a couple of times before, and I've always assumed a clockwise ...

I put a new avatar up, which includes my tattoos, among other things. My monitor is getting old and the avatar looks too dark to me. Need your opinions. I put up another pic that was/is similar, it also looked some brighter. I don't know which is best. Help please. Hash P.S. The glans looks wet ...

jemagirl (imported) wrote: Sat Dec 15, 2007 10:01 pm Ours are so smart they can use the toilet, and so far there are only two problems: One, some times they beat you to the toilet, and two, they never flush!

Actually, they do (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brOp3r0J ... re=related)!

..Takes some time to train 'em properly, though..

I have thought about this child for the past day or two.

Honestly, I do believe that even a child can make this sort of decision for him or her self. If the child is interviewed by a competent doctor, and the doc say he or she is in fact transgendered, that should end it right there. If she or he ...

Gender identity and the chemical delay of puberty

A call for more clinics and treatment for children at an early stage in their growth

Stephanie Brill,Herbert Schreier

Sunday, November 18, 2007

After agonizing for most of his 48 years over who he really was, Steven Stanton began the process of ...

Sexual climax without erections is one thing I can report on. When my hormones were in the tank I had my first "flacid" orgasms and they do feel good. I admit they didn't seem to be as HUGE as my fully fueled up by Testosterone ones. I think they seemed "nice" - now they feel like " W O W " and oh ...

In my case E makes me look like a teenage boy, not a woman.



I think that this is primarily an effect of low testosterone alone. I am experiencing pretty much the same thing, and I do not take any hormones.

Looking younger your age is in fact a very common consequence of early castration ...

I wonder why does this particular study (by Dr. Laughlin) keeps popping up in the news? Apparently it was first mentioned on the BBC some two and a half months ago, and it's still making news on Yahoo.

It is, in fact, one and same study (based on a group of California veterans) already discussed in ...

All the best wishes, here, from the "overseas". May you have a great one today and many, many more!

According to several different sources that I've read quoting the study, including one published scientific article, it was stated that the average life expectancy for the uncastrated group was 55.7 years, whereas it was 69.3 for the castrated group. The reported difference between the groups was at ...