How about a Tgirl Sunshine Girl

[intowntonight]

i see girls when i look at those pics.... what do you see!?!
this is the same fucked mentallity you walk out of the house with in the morning. in the closet? are you sure you like tgirls or men,

all these beautiful girls are just girls ...

so how would anyone know its a tgirl calender...mydear

I most certainly didn't mean to insult anyone. I merely meant that I wouldn;t want to have to explain owning any sexy-girl calendar. I am not single. Sorry if you took offense.

[maddplotter]

Who's February? My birthday is in February.

[Rantsalot]

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Who's February? My birthday is in February.

Her name is Angee madplotter. Sometimes known as Angee Diamond.

[youngboy4ts]

good work

Now I just chose pictures at random. OK? At random. This is just an idea and I actually proposed this idea to a few people but it didn't seem to garner any interest.

As it is this calendar doesn't exist....yet. Does not exist ...yet!

Creating this not only would take time but access to a bunch of materials and patience and business know how and creative thinking and all that.


Do you not think it would be a great idea if some girls were willing to be on a calendar. You could start off by having someone create a few copies and distribute them in 1 or 2 locations and see how they are received and then pending on how many are taken send it to a broader market.

The calendar itself gives so many opportunities. You could go from a clean version to a naughty one, you could have each girl create their own calendar, instead of 12 girls you could have like one pic of 2 girls in the same month or 2 pics of one girl etc etc.

So now, would you want on of these?

GOOD Work dude

whos that iN December?


Respect!!!!

[Rantsalot]

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Hey youngboy! Where you been? Work driving you crazy?

Well to answer the question of who's who:

January - Ana
February - Angee / Angee Diamond
March - Tiara Fox
April - Monique
May - Lisa Paradise
June - Marlena Brasil
July - Alyssa
August - Victoria
September - Lucy Bisset
October - Karolina
November - Mia Coxxx
December - Tania / Tania T Lee

Considering how things are on my end and that Ive got some free time I may pursue making this but we'll see.

[konabuds]

Hey,

Where is Nikki in the calendar?

[hammerjammer45]

Tia Phoenix should be a calendar girl too

[youngboy4ts]

thanks

Hey youngboy! Where you been? Work driving you crazy?

Well to answer the question of who's who:

January - Ana
February - Angee / Angee Diamond
March - Tiara Fox
April - Monique
May - Lisa Paradise
June - Marlena Brasil
July - Alyssa
August - Victoria
September - Lucy Bisset
October - Karolina
November - Mia Coxxx
December - Tania / Tania T Lee

Considering how things are on my end and that Ive got some free time I may pursue making this but we'll see.

Thanks Bro

Respect!!!

[jf-toronto]

Tia Phoenix should be a calendar girl too

hell yeah why are Nikki and Tia not included

[Foxy Basket]

Aww, thanks guys, I appreciate the votes of confidence, but it was a random selection and my number didn't come up.

Maybe next time things will be a bit different, but I can't choose a single girl of those 12 that doesn't deserve to be up there. For now, I'll just settle for being the calendar girl of your wildest dreams.

[Rantsalot]

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hell yeah why are Nikki and Tia not included

Ya know....given the interest in this "calendar that DOES NOT EXIST" its amazing how aside from myself no one else comes forth to devise a plan to actually create it.

As for Nikki and Tia they could be in the calendar but like I said the calendar may also look different ways. If this thing ever gets created I'd devise many versions. As mentioned before .... pics were chosen AT RANDOM.....you know ... like when you draw names from a hat ...RANDOM.

How else can I explain it? Unless it's like a 14 month or 15 or even a 16 month calendar I could include more girls then again I don't know of many countries/civilizations if any that have more than 12 months per year.

Maybe the Ancient Egyptians or Aztecs or Incans did ..... let me check and get back to you.

[Rantsalot]

Your history lesson .... lol

Ancient Calendars

Celestial bodies ? the Sun, Moon, planets, and stars ? have provided us a reference for measuring the passage of time throughout our existence. Ancient civilizations relied upon the apparent motion of these bodies through the sky to determine seasons, months, and years.
We know little about the details of timekeeping in prehistoric eras, but wherever we turn up records and artifacts, we usually discover that in every culture, some people were preoccupied with measuring and recording the passage of time. Ice-age hunters in Europe over 20,000 years ago scratched lines and gouged holes in sticks and bones, possibly counting the days between phases of the moon. Five thousand years ago, Sumerians in the Tigris-Euphrates valley in today's Iraq had a calendar that divided the year into 30 day months, divided the day into 12 periods (each corresponding to 2 of our hours), and divided these periods into 30 parts (each like 4 of our minutes). We have no written records of Stonehenge, built over 4000 years ago in England, but its alignments show its purposes apparently included the determination of seasonal or celestial events, such as lunar eclipses, solstices and so on.

The earliest Egyptian calendar was based on the moon's cycles, but later the Egyptians realized that the "Dog Star" in Canis Major, which we call Sirius, rose next to the sun every 365 days, about when the annual inundation of the Nile began. Based on this knowledge, they devised a 365 day calendar that seems to have begun around 3100 BCE (Before the Common Era), which thus seems to be one of the earliest years recorded in history.
Before 2000 BCE, the Babylonians (in today's Iraq) used a year of 12 alternating 29 day and 30 day lunar months, giving a 354 day year. In contrast, the Mayans of Central America relied not only on the Sun and Moon, but also the planet Venus, to establish 260 day and 365 day calendars. This culture and its related predecessors spread across Central America between 2600 BCE and 1500 CE, reaching their apex between 250 and 900 CE. They left celestial-cycle records indicating their belief that the creation of the world occurred in 3114 BCE. Their calendars later became portions of the great Aztec calendar stones. Our present civilization has adopted a 365 day solar calendar with a leap year occurring every fourth year (except century years not evenly divisible by 400).

[ms k]

LOL rantsa you do a lot things on your free time hehe, sticking back to the thread.. if there would be tgirl sunshine girl, it will be a great advertisement for the working girls lol and for those who arent in the business, it will also be inspiring for others. eyeweekly runs every week, so thats 4 issues in a month, 4 tgirls will appear in one month!! instead of 1 girl calendar month..calendar is great tho,,hey rants,..i want a copy!!!!throw some give aways on new year haha



p.s. me and lola can both be in october issue with 50 other boys hahaha


kisses

karolina

[Salvador]

wont happen lol...what do u say maybe about .005% of toronto likes shemales ?

I wonder about that.

I wonder if maybe the more available and public the TG world becomes, the more people will start to realize how much they belong to that world.

I might be a little bit older than most of you guys. As a young artist I used to do a lot of drawings of TG's. Even before I knew they existed.
And what do you know. . . The drawings where stimulating to make and look at. So this would suggest that I already had a predisposed sexual orientation towards t-girl's.

As time goes by, and the more the " transgender " culture is given room to reveal itself, the more probabilities are advanced that large numbers of men will realize their natural attractions towards these women.

I see a day when tg's and there partners will be so generally excepted that they'll be as free to express themselves in public as gays have begun to feel recently.


Maybe this isn't the right thread to say this but what I find difficult to deal with right now is, how little legitimacy is given to the men who are legitimately attracted to tg's by many tg's themselves.

I hate this term " Tranny chaser " !

My attraction to T-girls is just as legitimate as any other kind of sexual orientation, don't you think ?

[Foxy Basket]

God, I'm a fucking insomniac

I wonder about that.

I wonder if maybe the more available and public the TG world becomes, the more people will start to realize how much they belong to that world.
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Maybe this isn't the right thread to say this but what I find difficult to deal with right now is, how little legitimacy is given to the men who are legitimately attracted to tg's by many tg's themselves.

I hate this term " Tranny chaser " !

My attraction to T-girls is just as legitimate as any other kind of sexual orientation, don't you think ?

Wow - great post. You've just convinced me to make this the focus of my next article. In the meantime, I'll try to address the question at the end of your post, with an extremely simplified history of sexuality.

In the past, legitimacy in sexual behaviour was based purely on procreative merit. If the sex you were having wasn't going to result in children, then it wasn't legitimate. It didn't matter if it was oral sex with a woman, anal sex with a man, or masturbation with yourself - it was all considered sinful behaviour. The gender of the person you had sex with wasn't a major issue; people weren't considered "homosexual," they were simply sinners (or "sodomites").

With the sexologists and psychiatrists of the late 19th century, this totally changed. People were believed to have an innate attraction towards one sex or the other, based on their own internal identity. Men who were attracted to men were thought of as "inverts" - people who had the body of a man, but the soul of a woman.

(Now, where have we heard that before?)

The result is that our society judges sexuality based on the gender of the person you're attracted to. Not every society judges sexuality in this way; Latin America and Turkey are two examples of cultures that judge sexuality based on sexual role (who's doing what to whom) so it's hardly absolute.

My point is, if the gender of the object of your affection is a prerequisite for assigning sexuality, how can you determine someone's orientation when that person's gender is subject to debate? Most transsexuals identify as members of their chosen gender, but that doesn't mean that others will accept us in this way; many people view gender as an absolute. You are a man, attracted to a woman, albeit a transsexual one; because you see her as a woman, you consider yourself heterosexual. But an observer, who regards her as a man, will assign your sexual orientation based on his subjective opinion of her gender; meaning he will probably label you homosexual.

Then, the issue of sexual role comes back into play - much like the Latin American sexual system, many tgirls (naively) assume that a man who tops is straight, but a man who bottoms is a closet homosexual, using tgirls as a stepping stone. I think this is a hopelessly ignorant view that oversimplifies sexuality - something that is, in itself, impossibly complex and beyond simplification.

To (finally) answer your question, YES, your attraction to tgirls is just as legitimate as any other sexuality, because no sexuality is, in itself, illegitimate. People like to engage in a variety of sexual practices, and there's no formula that can prove one to be any more or less legitimate than any other. You can have sex without having kids, and have kids without having sex; no longer is procreative sex the gold standard to rely upon. Therefore, all consensual sex between adults would be perfectly legitimate.

Society doesn't see it that way, yet - but when partners are unafraid to show affection to their trans lovers, we'll start to see a shift in the landscape.