This is what Steve Stanton, the Largo Florida City Manager who was fired for his transsexuality, looked like before the change.
And this is what she looks like after the change.
I would like to introduce a friend that I chat and discuss problems with - Jennifer Ann.
She is a classy lady, and likes to talk with TGs / TSs and GGs.
A friend has just helped us to find the video we were looking for. It is a Pop Music group from Russia called "Hands Up". And the name of the song is - "But he kisses you" Here it is....... ciao ciao Carolyn - PS - like I said - I get by with a little help from my friends.... THANKS!
ciao ciao Carolyn PS - if you want more info on this site about how to be feminine, please give me an email at carolynsolo@yahoo.com I have alot more about learning to be feminine if you are interested.
Hi You know that I sometimes post things that have nothing to do directly with transsexuality. And this is one of them. But indirectly, it does. I believe that the world can be a better place through informed liberal education. If young people are factually informed about transgenders and are made aware of our rights and feelings, the world will be a better place. OK - Bloggers around the world today are participating in an action to help public schools in America ( and I don't even live in America! ) Here is the link and consider helping. http://www.donorschoose.org/donors/viewChallenge.html?id=16793 I will donate all proceeds for one month from this blog that I receive thru Google advertising and Amazon.com commissions to this cause. So you can also help just by visiting the advertisers here or Amazon. The goal is to raise $25,000 for schools around the country, many of which are in New Orleans. Our hope is that we will blow this goal away and raise far more money. If we do we will have set a precedent that will enable the blogging community to do a bunch of good for other causes in the future. Thanks for your help! Carolyn
My first article was about Hotel TimP in Cologne, Germany. www.timp.de 
Here is the link to the article - http://www.tglife.com/City%20Beat/?IDArticle=353&ArtiName=Hotel-TimP
ciao ciao
Carolyn
Tim started the transition to Kim when he was 12 years old. Here is a article in German with pictures. Go to the bottom of the page and click on the pictures to see her transition.
I find that the Thai's have a much more healthy attitude to transgenderism and that we all could learn from the tolerance demonstarted in Thailand. ciao ciao Carolyn
Just Right Click on this link to download the mp3 file.
http://carolynsolo.diinoweb.com/files/herforderverlag/Christine.mp3
ciao ciao
Carolyn
Vanity is simply very beautiful, and she projects a very very feminine spirit. ciao ciao Carolyn
Hi Everyone!
Click HERE and then click on the little circle called "lines" down on the left side of the page. Then move the sliders back and forth to SEE the difference between male and female movement and between happy and sad / heavy and light movement. There is alot that can be learned from the biomotion study that was done at a university biomotion laboratory. If you want to move in a more feminine way, then look at this link. ciao ciao Carolyn PS - I am trying to give you very good content, so if you could please link to this report, I would appreciate it!
What Factors Are Important To Developing Feminine Poise? by Denae Doyle - Femimage.com
1. Weight Drop Men typically carry their weight in their arms and shoulders and tend to lean forward, or they carry their weight very low and exhibit a "heavy" walk. Either way, men tend to carry their weight in an unbalanced fashion.
This is a particularly masculine poise and can give away even the most well dressed TG woman. Fashion models and beauty contestants, on the other hand, learn early in their training to keep their shoulders pulled back and chest lifted up. This certainly applies to the TG woman who tends to be "top" heavy.
By learning to center your weight in your hips and pelvis and keep your shoulders back and chest out, you will find that your feet are lighter when touching the floor and your overall presentation is much more feminine. Your feminine poise should look as if you had an imaginary string in the top of your head lifting you up straight and pulling the energy field of your body and face upward.
2. Delicately Swinging Arms
Swinging your arms from your shoulders (as men do) may be another behavior that is giving you away. Let your arms rest gently down the side of your legs allowing for a natural delicate swing from your elbows. TG women should practice keeping their elbows turned inward or touching their torso. Not having space between your elbows and torso keeps you in a smaller capsule of Space, thus appearing more feminine. Keeping your thumbs pulled in towards your hand, and always keeping your fingers cupped will help large hands appear more petite and graceful.
3. Head and Chin Up and Forward
If your head or chin leads, you will appear less feminine. This is related to the masculine manner of leaning forward. When your head is down your shoulders will slump forward preventing a feminine silhouette. Graceful women walk with their heads back and tilted, keeping their chin parallel to the floor, and their weight centered in their pelvis. I coach my TG women to create a feminine silhouette by learning to stand and walk with their weight back and allowing their hips, heads, and hands to be more expressive in communicating balanced female movements.
4. Fluid Movement in Head and Neck
Often a new TG woman (especially when she is wearing a wig) will hold her head very upright and rigid. As this more rigid body language is an instant give away, it is essential to practice fluidly tilting your head and using your facial features to express emotion. A few examples I teach are: using eye contact while exchanging smiles, raising and lowering your eyebrows; blinking more often; while talking, move your body more in your chair, touching different parts of your thigh or arm while gently moving hair away from your face; move your lips and mouth forward or to the side; sit with your legs crossed and pointed towards the other person; and, expose your wrist or palm to the person you are interested in.
5. Coordinated Expressive Movement
Why are some women so graceful while others seem totally unable to express their femininity and/or sensuality? Actually, it's simple and can be learned. Here's a clue. Poised women tend to have more expressive face, hands, and speech patterns, and they are coordinated with other bodily movements. Graceful women will always move more than one body part at a time: this could be a tilt of her head and shoulder while she hand lightly touches her thigh as she crosses her legs. Graceful women will use a simple head tilt while slowly stroking their fingers and gracefully changing into a different hand position.
Other examples: while conversing with you, she rests an elbow in the palm of one hand, while holding out her other hand wrist broken, palm up; while listening to you speak she gently leans forward and slowly lowers her face, eyes and lightly puckers her lips; while walking confidently she shakes her head back and forth and perhaps gracefully pulls her hair out of her wind blown face, tossing it to one side. This is the grace and poise that sends men jumping from their chairs to catch a glimpse of the beautiful woman walking by. Feminine poise and grace can be learned and will enable you to express the authentic femininity you feel inside --far more than the typical clothing or makeup everyone uses.
Feminine poise isn't just something all genetic women naturally posses. When I was in high school, I was a Wallflower, looking down, leaning forward, and walking as if I carried the weight of the world. With professional training and devoted practice, I overcame my unfeminine mannerisms and went on to model on television while still attending high school.
What I learned in high school about poise, and have been perfecting for many years as a professional consultant to fashion models and beauty pageant contestants, I can teach to you. With the proper training and practice, you too can begin to walk more gracefully, stand more regally and become more confident with each excursion into the public, knowing you will never again give off the impression of "guy in a dress." If you want to read more tips from Denae Doyle, then look here at her website - www.femimage.com Carolyn
What to build up your confidence that you can be an attractive woman?
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This is a picture taken of me after being transformed at Pandora de Pledge in London.
Here is the link to my personal photos - http://www.pandoradepledge.com/pages/carolynsamuels/carolynsamuels1.htm
If you want to see alot of other men transformed into beautiful women, then look at Pandora's general site - http://www.pandoradepledge.com/
If you want the experience of a lifetime, then go to Pandora in London.
Just click on the the Play Button to start the audio. Aleshia Book is shown farther down below on this blog. ciao ciao Carolyn
10TH ANNIVERSARY OF MISS TIFFANY’S UNIVERSE 2007
Tiffany’s Show Pattaya, the largest trans-sexual cabaret show in the world, is to stage its latest extravaganza on 11th May, 2007, when it hosts the competition to find the most glamorous woman of "the second category". Tiffany’s holds two annual contest, one for local talent, Miss Tiffany’s Universe, and the other, Miss International Queen, open to international contestants, though not always run in Thailand. The winners of the local competition have the opportunity to compete for the international contest. One of the pageant‘s main missions is to promote awareness and education about AIDS and HIV. 
Thailand reputedly has the most beautiful transvestites and transsexuals in the world, some of whom are so stunning you would be hard pressed to realise that they are, in fact, male. Miss Tiffany’s Universe contest provides variety and spectacle in an otherwise relatively dull period between tourist seasons. Tiffany‘s Show Pattaya started organizing their popular beauty pageant for the women of "the second category" " in 1998 in a gaudy Roman-pillared white building in Pattaya. The popularity of the contest has become well known among Thais and the international public & media and regularly draws worldwide tourists to see and allow these beautiful “women of the second category” to demonstrate their beauty and talents. 
The preliminary bout to find 30 eligible contestants was held at 3.30 pm on 7th May 2007, at Tiffany’s theatre, where more than 60 “girls” from all around Thailand were looking for the opportunity to be Miss Tiffany’s Universe 2007. The preliminary round requires the “girls” to parade before a consortium made up of the President of the contest, Dr. Seri Wongmontha, and committee members. The contestants had to show their best talents by suitably answering questions and dressing in mini skirts. This year, “ the talent was extremely beautiful and looked more feminine than ever,“ the committee reported, a statement supported by the eyewitness of the reporters, all of which will make the task of judging extremely difficult for the judges.
So here is a before and after video, not just photos. ciao ciao Carolyn PS - if you go back in my archives, there are TONS and TONS more of videos, photos and links!!!
Breakfast on Pluto – a beautiful Transsexual Story Set in the United Kingdom during the tumultuous 1960s and 70s, BREAKFAST ON PLUTO tells the story of Patrick Kitten Braden, an orphan from a small Irish town who dreams of escaping his drab surroundings. Though his orphan status is enough to make him an outsider, Patrick's gleeful decision to become the cross-dressing androgynous Kitten sends him into the outside world for good. He ends up at the trailer home of travelling musician Billy Rock, who is hiding weapons used by the IRA in a series of vicious attacks. After an unexpected tragedy, Kitten says farewell to Ireland and heads for the glamorous, rough-and-tumble streets of London, where she faces hatred and hardship in equal measure. ciao ciao Carolyn
First, I would like to say, if you are interested in before and after pictures of Annah (see the message below), then she has such pictures on her website. So go there to see what she looked like before the transition. Here is Jesse from Malaysia !!!
To learn more about her story, go here - http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/conway/TSsuccesses/Zhong/Zhong%20Jie%20Xi.html
and here - http://www.jessiechung.com/
ciao ciao
Carolyn
PS - I can recommend buying Annah's book at Amazon below.
Want to read the story of a real transsexual woman working thru her problems and finally finding happiness? Then, I can recommend Right Side Out by Annah Moore. Here is her website - http://annah.rightsideout.net/ and you can also hear her reading part of her book at her site.
You can get the book at Amazon.
ciao ciao
Carolyn
There you have it. Something out of my personal life. Being a transsexual isn't all just fun and party. Here are some photos of me from 4 years ago. Kisses! Carolyn
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