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"I'd rather laugh than cry, life is too short."

Jenna Taylor is a beautiful, kind-hearted, intelligent person who makes a huge contribution to GenderEvolve.  She reaches out to the T-community, actively collaborates with our group, and maintains a positive image.  She impresses us with her refined yet light-hearted approach to life, and her graceful presence.  She will in one breath make a witty remark that has us bursting at the seams, then turn around and hit us with a deeply profound statement in the next. She is both sensitive and strong, and is the embodiment of a wondrous blend of both yin and yang energy. Jenna is someone who quietly "walks her talk", is accepting of others, and is genuine in every respect.  She is true friend to all of us, and we are blessed to have her leadership at GenderEvolve.  Jenna we love you!

Jenna's words of wisdom: "If we can all accept the premise that an unspoken and undeniable bond exists between all of us, the thread to which is our transgendered nature, then we can achieve so much more from ourselves, our lives and each other. Don't we owe it to each of these entities?"

Jenna's Contributions...

Am I Destined to Be Alone? ~ Every now and then I ponder the meaning of my existence. Now, this sounds all philosophical and heady, yet it's simple nothing more than, "Will I spend the rest of my life alone?" I tell myself "I don't want to live by myself!" and until last night, I was looking at it the wrong way. For you see, what I was saying to myself was, "I don't want to live with YOU", meaning ME! And if this was actually true, then, did I need fixing'? I mean, can I be ready for someone else if I'm not ready for me?

Roll Call ~ Ladies, the time has come for us to open the closet doors, turn on the lights, dust off the old handbags and stand up and be counted. As our society has come, albeit kicking and screaming, to accept certain alternative lifestyles, it has generally ignored the most inane and loving one. I'm talking about us, The Gender Expressionist.

Gender Euphoria ~ Tina has been out for a year now. She is married and recently experienced the bliss of child-birth with her first child, a son. Tina and I had several hours to bond and share personal experiences. She shared one item of importance with me. Her wife picks a fight every time before she goes out. Tina says that when she comes home, everything is okay with her wife. Now in fairness to her wife, I am not "in" their relationship, so I played "Devil's Advocate". Each time we discussed an issue, I would "inquisitively" take the other side. My reasoning was to provoke her thoughts and reasoning on her points. I came up with a single deduction...

What's the "End Game"? ~ As I look forward to an evening out en femme, with friends I am usually excited. The chance to let loose with my feminine fancies in full regalia is intoxicating . Yet at the end of the night, I'm faced with the evening's epilogue. The regretful return to regular me. Removing makeup, nail polish and, oh those wonderful clothes is got to be the biggest let down in the world. I can feel the pain of the crew for Ringling Brothers on the last night of a successful campaign in any particular city.

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