Room For Rent - 16' x 12' only $285/mo - Little Five Points, Atlanta GA

[pkbarbiedoll.livejournal.com]

Seeking LGBT friendly roommate to share 3br/1ba apartment in 1920's brick building located on Moreland in Little Five Points. 

I'm mostly quiet and work full-time m-f, so I'm not intersted in parties and loud music late at night. Vegetarians are fine, though I am not one myself.  Good living situation for student, musician, artist or liberal professional.

Rent is 285/month with no lease to sign - I only ask that you provide at least one month's notice on moving out. 

Utilities:  Heat and hot water are provided at no cost, the power bill is small and there is broadband cable net and tv in the apartment.  We also have to have gas for the stove.  Your share of utilities shouldn't be more than $50/mo. 

This is ideal for someone needing to save money by living in a cool old apartment within walking distance of grocery stores, video rentals, music stores health food outlets, restaruants and clubs.   

First come first serve - the room is available for immediate move-in. 

404.200.8967

Please help me with my paper on transitioning in the workplace

[urban-cowboyz.livejournal.com]

Hey there my name is Cricket. I'm new to the community. I'm a 23 year old dyke who identifies as genderqueer despite my femme-ish physical appearance (which I kind of detest considering it doesn't at all match my personality and attitude, which is very butch). I am a Communications; Journalism major and I am interested in writing about gender theory and human sexuality.

I am writing a paper for my writing class in school and the topic I have chosen is transitioning in the workplace.
I was hoping that some people could share their experiences (both positive and negative) with this with me so I have accurate actual non-text/internet source research for my paper.

Real people + Real experience = Real research
I want my paper to have emotional aspect to it and not just cold hard fact.
Whatever you are comfortable sharing with me would be wonderful. I want my paper to be well-rounded and fairly broad.
thank-you so much for your time. I really appreciate any and all help with this.

You can comment here or email me at: Cricket.le.Fey@gmail.com

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[youngcaesar.livejournal.com]

Hey. I realized I don't think I introduced myself, so I just wanted to say hi, I'm Cheyenne, and I'm queer and a trans ally. How is everyone?

newb here

[sammie-grrl.livejournal.com]

Hi, I'm new. I've recently discovered myself as TG. I've always known it, but never made the connection. I've always loved the female form and on occasion would secretly play 'dressup'. I always felt so guilty and perverted. Since I met my lovely wife, I've been slowly discovering myself. I've even given myself a name, set up email accounts for myself and signed up for a few aim accounts. Since my awakening a couple months ago, not a day has gone by where I haven't dressed myself femme. Of course I still wear boy clothes to work and when I go out, but as soon as I get home, I change into something more comfortable. I feel very fortunate. My wife is very supportive and even excited at times. My femme wardrobe is actually now larger and more diverse than my boy wardrobe. And it's a hell of a lot cuter too. Funny thing is, I've always HATED shopping for clothes. Now, I cant wait to go shopping for myself. I think I finally understand why/how women buy so many clothes all the time! I've always looked butch IMHO, but i've often been told how 'pretty' I am. And yes, people have used 'pretty' to describe my boy identity. I don't see it, I have a very masculine chin and jaw, but I think my eyes and cheek bones make up for it. I also have a very sturdy frame. I've been given the pseudonym 'polar bear' in martial arts classes in reference to my physique.
So, today I decided to find a group of people with whom I can talk about TG related things. My wife recommended this LJ community, so I joined. I'm excited to meet everyone!