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Monthly Archives: August 2012
The Secret History of Jaime (Part 10): The Beginning
I told Nominatissima first, on the grounds that she had the most vested interest in my gender identity. As I expected, she was understanding. “What are you going to do? Are you going to transition?” “I don’t know,” I replied. … Continue reading
Let Them Die
I remember when I first heard that the western world’s print media was dying. It seems that, with the rise of the Internet, the market share of the common newspaper is shrinking precipitously*, to the point that the ground is … Continue reading
The Secret History of Jaime (Part 9): Breakthroughs
By the time that I finished my undergraduate degrees, the label that I was applying to myself was that of a “transvestite-plus.” What I meant by this was that I liked to wear female clothing, plus…other stuff. The story that … Continue reading
The Secret History of Jaime (Part 8): Fumbling Towards Womanhood
I had meant to tell Nominatissima about my transgender feelings for months before we even started dating, but it had been such an enormous secret that I had kept buried for so long that I just simply couldn’t force the … Continue reading
The Secret History of Jaime (Part 7): Humanity Amongst the Machines
In some ways, my life improved dramatically after high school. On the gender front, though, I was still to be caught-up in that same static tug-of-war between my dreams and my fears for a few years to come. I … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Stuff
Tagged dance, Dreams, Fears, Human Nature, Internet, The Secret History of Jaime, Transgenderism
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Who Is This Mysterious Canadian?
Every so often, I will notice a massive spike on my hit counter, only to find, upon investigation, that some mysterious reader in Canada is making their way through my archives, reading dozens or even hundreds of posts at a … Continue reading
The Secret History of Jaime (Part 6): Arrested Development
Unfortunately, we’ve now reached the tedious part of the narrative, wherein I spend ten years sitting around on my ass doing nothing, at least insofar as my gender issues were concerned. I, by this point, knew that I was a … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Stuff
Tagged asexuality, High School, Personal Life, The Secret History of Jaime, Transgenderism
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Parsing Through Spam
So I’ve just gotten three identical spam messages, all of which consist of saying: Warning ! STOP what ever you are making right now ! Blogging will never make you serous money , watch this video [url censored because the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging Technicalities, Uncategorized
Tagged Blogging, Initiatives Doomed to Failure, misconceptions, Musings, Spam
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On Being a Statistical Outlier
I never know what to make of the field of political psychology; there just seems to be something so indefinably wrong about it. Maybe it’s just because the results (or at least their publication in the media) always seem to … Continue reading
The Secret History of Jaime (Part 5): Crossdressing
I first tried cross-dressing about a week after my eleventh birthday. I can’t recall precisely what motivated it: probably my growing fixation on the physical manifestations of femininity, though some of it was a form of private rebellion. I recall … Continue reading