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Pretty T Girls May 2011 the Magazine for the Most Beautiful Girls in the World 2 in THIS ISSUE 1 Pretty T Girls May 2011 The Magazine for the most beautiful girls in the world 2 IN THIS ISSUE PAGE Memorial Day 3 Welcome Back Rachel Williston 4 Causes Editorial by Barbara Jean 5 The History of Makeup 6 Look Younger Secrets that Work 7 A Closer Look at Carollyn Olson 12 The Exploits of Barbara Marie 18 David DeAlba The Cuban Legend 23 Humor 27 How Far Have Women Come 28 Three Tips to Reduce Static Cling on Clothes 29 The Adventures of Judy Sometimes 31 Angels in the Centerfold—Covergirl Contestants 33 TG Tips by Mellissa 36 Top Six Hairstyles for Transgendered Women 41 Online Safety 44 Tammy Chapter 3 46 Archaeologist find Gay Caveman 49 Men in Heels March for Anit-Rape Message 50 Sylvia Rivera Proud Out Transwoman 51 The Gossip Fence - Transgendered in the News 52 Shop till you Drop - Advertisers 64 May Calendar 70 3 On Memorial Day, let us remember those who have paid the ultimate price for our Freedom. 4 Welcome Back Rachel Williston As one scans the yahoo groups for transgendered groups, we can find quite a few. Some of the groups are local groups, some have members from around the world. Some groups are pretty much unregulated and one can find almost any kind of posting. Some of them deal with a specific area of transgenderism such as hormones, or travel. Some are intended for meet up with others and dating. But there are not all that many that are discussion groups, dealing with the problems that we of the TG community face, giving us a chance to talk to sisters via e-mail, good clean groups that you would not fear if your young son or daughter were to look at the messages. Rachel Williston saw this problem. She wanted for us to have a group that we of the TG community could be proud of. A group where we could link with one another without dirty talk, without messages seeking one of us for dates. A group where we could discuss our issues in a nice clean manner. In October of 2003, Rachel Williston started such a group. A group that the TG community could be proud of. Her group grew to over 7000 members, a testament to the quality of the group that she had started. Over the years there have been monthly photo contest to see who would grace the group home page and Rachel even started a magazine for the group But of course things like work and family and personal issues get in the way for us from time to time. Rachel found herself in such a situation. Family matters forced her to leave the group that she had started. She enlisted the help of group members that she felt she could trust to take over the day to day operation of the group and to take over the publication of the magazine. As a result her group remains today almost 9 years later. While many have left for one reason or another her group remains strong and dedicated to the principals that Rachel founded her group on. But problems that caused her to leave have been resolved and once again Rachel Williston has returned to the group she started and loved. From all of us who are members of Pretty T Girls we say WELCOME BACK RACHEL! 5 The Cause an Editorial by: Barbara Jean Well once again on another board the subject of Diethylstilbe- strol (DES) has been brought up on another board I belong to. Now for those who are not familiar with this drug, it is one that was given to pregnant mothers back in like the 40’s and 50’s, I believer to help relieve morning sickness. Well a lot of baby boom TG girls seem to think this is what caused them to become transgendered. A lot of us seem to try and seek out what caused us to be transgendered, and we pretty much all conclude that we are born this way. Now for us to point to one certain drug fails to account for the fact that we have been around long before this drug, and there are many of us who were born long after this drug was taken off the market. Now I am not a doctor and I cannot say that my medical knowledge is even enough to be dan- gerous, but as I understand it, we are all really sexless during the first 6 weeks of our mothers pregnancy. It is about the sixth week that the sex determinator kicks in. Many of seem to want to put the blame on a hormone wash or imbalance of hormones in our mothers womb during that first six weeks. OK, this could explain why we have been around long before any particular drug or after the same drug was removed from the market, but now what caused the hormone imbalance? Could the mother have been under some sort of stress during that time? OK, stress is just an example. OK, yeah the body releases things like adrenaline when we need more energy or serotonin when we are happy or sad, so could something cause a mother to re- lease more of one hormone or other while she is pregnant? But let’s now say that someone did find the exact cause, this would really worry me because now someone might try and find some way to prevent transgenderism. Yeah... Cloning I found this gene that causes someone to be black so now I can make everybody white. I found the gene that gives people brown eyes so now I can make everybody have blue eyes. Oh I guess you get what I am getting at.. Is this not beginning to sound a bit like Hitler and the Nazi’s attempting to create the perfect race? And then what about the public, will they stop discriminating against us, will they suddenly accept us? I don’t think so. There are many children and adults who have been born with birth defects, proven to be born that way, and yet people still shun them, they like us face discrimination in one form or other every day. And then too WHAT is wrong with being transgendered? It is only societies failure to accept that causes us pain. We are not dangerous, we are not perverts of any sort, we do not breed a whole generation of transgendered children, we have not had some doctor tell us that we will 6 die in x number of months because we are transgendered. We are simply people who dress different that most males or better associate ourselves as members of the opposite sex. Maybe it is best that the cause of transgenderism remains a mystery. The History of Makeup from WebMD From the copper and lead ore that the ancient Egyptians used to create the world's first cosmet- ics to the scientifically advanced products of to- day that can do everything from hide pores, smooth complexions, and turn the pale green of your eyes a vivid shade of emerald, makeup has been an integral part of humankind for thousands of years. Over the centuries, women used burnt matches to darken their eyes, berries to stain their lips and young boys' urine to fade their freck- les. They even swallowed ox blood in some misguided attempt to improve their complexions. Women throughout history put their health at risk with many of their homemade cosmetics. In some cultures, for example, women used arsenic, lead, mercury, and even leeches to give them- selves the pale appearance deemed beautiful in the old days. Thankfully, we've come a long way from the days of using toxic and deadly mixtures to enhance our looks. Today's multibillion dollar cosmetic industry must meet strict government regulations about what it can and cannot include in products and must follow safe manufacturing guidelines. To- day, the most serious injury you're likely to receive from your cosmetics is an irritation or a rash from using a product that's too harsh for your skin. Yet, despite decades of safety testing and a safety record unparalleled in many industries, there are many myths circulating about the dan- gers of cosmetic ingredients. 7 Look Younger Secrets that Work From WebMD Start With Primer If you're old enough for laugh lines, a skin care makeover can give you a fresher, younger look. Our skin dries and thins with age, so products used five years ago may look quite matronly today. A bet- ter routine calls for skin primer, according to Robin Rylant, a celeb- rity makeup artist who's worked with Celine Dion. A high-quality primer fills in small wrinkles, making them less visible Forego Thick Foundation If you still slather foundation directly over aging skin, you're likely adding years to your look. That thick top coat tends to break into deep cracks, which look far worse than the fine lines you're tried to hide. Instead, apply moisturizer, primer, then a light liquid foundation for addi- tional skin-plumping moisture. Ryland suggests tapping it in gently with a sponge, rather than rubbing it in. Avoid Clown Eyes Applying flattering eye makeup requires precision. Unfortunately, eyesight tends to decline with age. "If you don't see as well, you may not get the makeup on correctly," Ryant says. The results can include clownish amounts of eye shadow or crooked eyeliner. The solution: "Get yourself a good magnifying mirror." Enhance the Shape of the Eye As we age, the eyelids tend to droop, so the goal is to draw atten- tion away from the lid and toward the actual eye.
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