To my dearest India Feihl

Sorry, I just had to. GAG!

I've wanted to do a blog about this for so long, especially when I was reading the drama going on between India Ferrah (Feihl) and Carmen Carrera , and firstly, my dear, I have to get this of my chest, (as I already said to you in the comments on facebook) "Leg-and-dairy, sure, but legendary? cute x". I'm sorry that I have to break it to you this way, but you, alas, will never be a legend. Here are a few examples of real legends:
Divine, Leigh Bowery, RuPaul, Nina Flowers, Coco Peru, Varla Jean Merman, Joey Arias, Lady Bunny, Lahoma, Christina, Sweetie, just to name a few.

The way you attacked not only the trans-community but Carmen Carrera, gurl, no. Hence why I am coming at you, reading the living shit out of you. *giggles* No not really, I'll just write what I think and thought about all this crap!

(If anyone wants to read the full message she wrote to her fans, kindly click here which will lead you to Oh No They Didn't livejournal.)

Of course the message it towarded trans-women and those who does more fishy-drag. I cannot understand why she is so pissed that no-one wants to book her over-accessorized ass? I mean let's get real here gurlfriend. Yes, drag is not what it was 10 years ago, that is why you should evolve, right? Or, just keep doing what you're doing, there are people who appriciate old drag, such as myself. But blaming it on others that you're not booked and its not fun blah blah, really gurl? Just, enough. You were full of excuses on drag race already.

I sadly don't have the comments saved which India wrote, (which were written towards Carmen), but yeah, nasty shit. Why are you against gay hate but then attack the trans-community? 

And mind you, I used to a fan of yours, I truly enjoyed what you did, until now.

Now, sashay away. 

Rupaul's Drag Race and Trans-Hate

Sonique Love

Hellauw.

It is official, I've had it with all that trans-hate shit when it comes to RuPaul's Drag Race. I've been reading idiots' comments on RuPaul's Drag Race: All-Star's facebook page. I've got to say, I have never read such ridiculous bullcrap.

" Sonique or Carmen Carrera shouldn't be allowed to be on All Stars because they are women now. " ...What? Didn't you know that Carmen Carrera was already on hormones when she was on season 3? If we are now talking about that trans women shouldn't be allowed to be on Drag Race. Oh, piss off you!

I cannot even understand why gays are starting to diss trans people all of a sudden? What on earth has their gender to do with Drag Race? A drag queen is not only a gay man dressed up as a woman, but straight, bi, trans,women, and everything in between. Drag is drag. Stop taking it so f*cking seriously. Drag is all about entertaining, freeing yourself, enjoying and all the positive things.

Carmen Carrera

And then there's those comments about them both being only all about body body body and.. body, nothing else. (Hint hint India Ferrah.) If the drag they do bothers you so much, kindly stop watching their performances. It is that simple! Who would have guessed? I enjoy their performances quite a lot, both of them are so talented and unique.


Isn't there already enough discrimination? I guess not since there still are trollers trolling. 

There are so many transgenders who does drag, who are so talented, so instead of hating and dissing, support and share the love. 

XOXO FUCKINA

Soldier's Girl

Soldier's Girl

This will be a very personal, yet short blog about this movie. The movie is based on a true story, about a transgendered woman and a soldier who fall in love. The movie follows the showgirl life of Calpernia Addams and  Barry Winchell 's soldier career. How they meet, how they fall in love. I tend not to tell everything what happens in the movie, or well, this specific thing I am leaving out. After watching the movie, you shall understand why. I truly recommend everyone to watch this movie, for a deeper understanding, yet again about transgenderism, what truly love is, and how violent human nature can be.

Soldier's Girl is one of the two movies, which has made me cry like a child. Not only is Calpernia Addams a huge inspiration to me, but the story itself, well, words cannot describe the most utter sorrowfilled feelings. After watching the movie, you'd might like to read Calpernia's thoughts, comments and story about the events surrounding this, please click here. On Callie's personal blog about this event, theres the pageant video from that same night, also a donation link for getting rid of Don't Ask Don't Tell policy.