Central Texas Transgender Society: Contributions

The Central Texas Transgender Society

A web site provided as a resource to the transgender community in the Central Texas area

The Other Side of the Door by Dave Maddux
"This entry was submitted by Colleen who lives in Portland, Oregon and who attended the IFGE Conference back in May. She sings in a chorus, and they sang this song, the lyrics of which she thought would sing to our hearts. I know they sing to mine!"

A Touching Story! by Ericka
Here is a story of a little boy and his gain in confidence. Who says you can't do what you put your mind to?

Why Do I Choose?
We here at CTTGS seem to have forgotten something very important in the last couple of years. What's that you say? The SO's, spouse's, loved ones, etc. They are probably more important to us than anything. So I was a little surprised when I received an SO's letter by email. It is not very long, but it does get a point across.

Our Gender Family by Rachel Miller
Rachel Miller is the author of The Bliss of Becoming One! and produces a regular, bimonthly letter called Our Gender Family. Some good food for thought here.

Why High Heels? by Sandra Bernhard
Here's an excerpt from the February 26, 1996 New Yorker Magazine written by Sandra Bernhard, called Why High Heels? which we feel answers that question nicely for TG gyrls as well.

The Childhood and Family Dynamics of Transvestism
This informative article was written by a college Professor here in Central Texas; s/he has done some interesting research in the area of crossdressing and transvestism and is a crossdresser herself. The article, titled The Childhood and Family Dynamics of Transvestism, was published in a scholarly journal.

Poems 'Bout Time by Bobbi Williams
Some of you may have seen a couple of the poems from Poems 'Bout Time on the TGForum Home Page. It's a selection of poems written by Bobbi Williams; the complete collection was published in February of 1996.

And, lest we take ourselves too seriously. Here's a cartoon we found on the net.

You can send YOUR contributions to cttgstx@gmail.com. All submissions remain confidential, but we'd appreciate some background information, if you don't mind.