Ask Jenae for real answers - no games.

[Jenae LaTorque]

I would like to open the field to any and all questions. I will give my honest opinion and/or knowledge on any and all topics to sincere questions. If I can I will try to diresct you to further information on the topic.

What are my qualifications? I have been around a while and nothing much shocks me anymore. I have had my IQ tested at over 150 and my friends do respect my opinion and knowledge of many subjects. I have read the Bible and while not a biblical scholar, I am more familiar with it than George Bush.
I am somewhat a scholar of offbeat subjects and somewhat of a computer nerd. I started on computers when PCs were rare and most all our work was done on a mainframe. Punchcards anyone?

Anyway, if you want an answer or just want a sounding board, give it a try.

[fuckstudent]

I got one question. Do t-girls have an normal orgasm when they get operated and exchange their cock for a pussy??? I hope you know what i mean...

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by fuckstudent

I got one question. Do t-girls have an normal orgasm when they get operated and exchange their cock for a pussy??? I hope you know what i mean...

As long as the Sex Reassignment Surgery is done properly, the answer is Yes, the new woman is fully capable of sexual arousal and orgasm. The procedure which reshapes a man's genitals into a woman's is called Vaginoplasty, and if done correctly does not destroy the nerve endings which are necessary for sexual arousal and orgasm. In some cases, the "new" woman may need to take hormone treatments to attain this state.

But just like a genetic woman, a simple "Slam. bam. thankya ma'am" will not do for most. Like genetic women, the SRS female will need a certain amount of foreplay to reach an aroused state which leads to an orgasm. Some positions will be better for attaining orgasm then others and her partner must be attentive to her needs.

One thing all men should keep in mind is that an orgasm mostly happens in the brain just like in a computer where the computing and production of new data is done in the CPU. Failure to put in enough, or the wrong data, and your results will not be satisfactory.

[rockabilly]

Does size really matter ?

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by rockabilly

Does size really matter ?

Try to stick a 12 guage shot shell into a .22 rifle and see what luck you have!


Seriously; surveys of women say that it does matter but it is not the most important thing as long as there is not to much of a lack thereof, or ir some rare cases, "too much of a good thing".

"What ya do with what ya got" seems to be the most important thing.

[fuckstudent]

Do most of the trannies want to have a pussy or are most of them happy with a cock and like to be the third gender, something special, a girl with a dick?

[CCC]

Had a friend that used to say "If I had one more inch I'd be the King---if I had one less inch I'd be the Queen--it's not what I have but it's the cute little way I have of getting on & off that counts."

[ekber50]

Harikasın seninle yazışmak isterdim ancak ingilizce bilmiyorum.
çeviri programlatrıda tam çevirmediğinden kendi dilimde yazdım.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by ekber50

Harikasın seninle yazışmak isterdim ancak ingilizce bilmiyorum.
çeviri programlatrıda tam çevirmediğinden kendi dilimde yazdım.

If you are asking about the internal, or the internal aspects of the situation. On one hand, you will find many that agree with the whole premise. But there are many who hold that it is only a partial solution, and then you have a few who say that the entire idea is pure bullshit!. I think it is possible, but I am waiting for more evidence.

[TracyCoxx]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

I have read the Bible and while not a biblical scholar, I am more familiar with it than George Bush.

How much of the bible is fiction?

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by TracyCoxx

How much of the bible is fiction?

Bible? Which bible? The word bible means a collection of books or writings that is sacred or authoritive in nature.

I am going to assume that you are referring to the bible as used by the Christian religions here. So....

Q: How much of that bible is fiction? A: None


Now, since you have already misquoted me once when you used a requote of something an idiot on an IDC site said and attributed it to me; I had better clarify the above.

The Christian Holy Bible is not fiction; it is mythology which is considered as another branch of literature.

[rockabilly]

I'm looking for love , a ltr w/ a gurl ... is it a fools quest? Sometimes i just wanna say "screw it! " is the search for love a waste of time?
Rockabilly sings the blues

[Jenae LaTorque]

Actually I really truly believe that love is over rated.

This thing called love: what is it? I have seen so many people who believe they are in love and all it is really is, is just their hormones acting up.

When it comes to long term relationships I believe it is much more important that you really like the person for who they actually are. Being in love tends to blind us to the significant other's faults. When love's blinders fall off we may be left with someone we really can't stand much. Some people get lucky and when the blinders fall off, the love remains, and they go on to form a long term relationship.

Is it a fool's quest? Well that depends on you and your expectations? If they are foolish, yes. then it may well be a very long and empty quest. Then again, sometimes two fools get together, and get lucky when they find they really do like and respect each other. First thing to do is to really get it set in your mind what you are looking for. Then you have a much better chance of recognizing it when you find it. Get to know the other person

A common pitfall for questing lovers is that sometimes the simplest things can make us fall in love. **For example; I just love Charlize Theron and it all started with just the way she smiles.**

Looking for love in all the wrong places? I have been amazed at some of the relationships I've seen. Do not assume that anyone is out of bounds when it comes to a love match. Just because that gurl is drop dead gorgeous dosen't mean that she is looking for someone to equal her beauty in the looks department; she may find honesty and loyalty to be much more important virtues. And never, I mean never, take rejection personally. After all, if she can't see the gold in you, then there she wasn't ready or right for you to start with. Speaking of your gold; let it shine. Don't play games and pretend to be someone you are not; you can't playact forever.

Is it a waste of time to look for love? Might as well ask if is a waste of time to go on breathing when you know you will die someday. It is a person's goals and aspirations that define them. Show me a person without any goals and I'll show you someone going nowhere.

So..... go get em tiger!

[fuckstudent]

how much money does a t-girl get for a scene in a porn movie?

[parr]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

Bible? Which bible? The word bible means a collection of books or writings that is sacred or authoritive in nature.

I am going to assume that you are referring to the bible as used by the Christian religions here. So....

Q: How much of that bible is fiction? A: None


Now, since you have already misquoted me once when you used a requote of something an idiot on an IDC site said and attributed it to me; I had better clarify the above.

The Christian Holy Bible is not fiction; it is mythology which is considered as another branch of literature.

I beg to differ.

[lanakreuk]

hey this is lanakreuk how come you haven`t responded to my messages i was sincere with my request to start fresh please respond

[Rachel]

How come the best days of fishing are always yesterday and tomorrow? lol

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by Rachel

How come the best days of fishing are always yesterday and tomorrow? lol

HUH? My best day of fishing is when I'm actually there working a dry fly across a quiet zone at the bottom of a likely riffle.

That word "always," It always bothers me, cause I'm always not sure whether such absolutes are always valid.

[spike_40]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

I would like to open the field to any and all questions. I will give my honest opinion and/or knowledge on any and all topics to sincere questions. If I can I will try to diresct you to further information on the topic.

What are my qualifications? I have been around a while and nothing much shocks me anymore. I have had my IQ tested at over 150 and my friends do respect my opinion and knowledge of many subjects. I have read the Bible and while not a biblical scholar, I am more familiar with it than George Bush.
I am somewhat a scholar of offbeat subjects and somewhat of a computer nerd. I started on computers when PCs were rare and most all our work was done on a mainframe. Punchcards anyone?

Anyway, if you want an answer or just want a sounding board, give it a try.

As a old in age only Australian bloke do T/girls seek to find true love like marriage??. I have only been here a few weeks and my readings so far have not uncovered this topic.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by spike_40

As a old in age only Australian bloke do T/girls seek to find true love like marriage??. I have only been here a few weeks and my readings so far have not uncovered this topic.

__________________________________________________ _________________

I think they are just like everybody else. Mainly they are looking for love and acceptance. Marriage would be a possibility after that, if they live in a locale where the laws allow same sex marriages, and they wish to have the benefits of marriage. As the stigma of living togather in "sin' fades away in many cultures, there is less and less reason to get married now outside of tax benefits, insurance purposes, etc. Legitimizing offspring is of almost no concern unless it makes it easier to adopt children. I am not informed at all on that possibility.

[Rachel]

Is there a remedy for MSG poisoning ? I got very sick from that darn stuff this weekend. Had to call out sick Monday. It makes me feel like I'm hungover with the Flu.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by Rachel

Is there a remedy for MSG poisoning ? I got very sick from that darn stuff this weekend. Had to call out sick Monday. It makes me feel like I'm hungover with the Flu.

First off there is no known antidote for msg poisoning that I could find that was absolutely guaranteed or recommended by authorities in this area. Possible antidotes include vitimins B-3, B-6, taurine (like in Red Bull), aspirin or ibuprofin, and ingestion of L-Glutamine which you can find supplements of in the vitimin/supplement section at the store.

A chinese guy that runs a resturant (famous users of MSG) says that a teaspoonful of salt dissolved in some Coca Cola will do the trick.

I do have a question concerning this. How do you know that it was MSG poisoning? You related flu-like symptoms. Perhaps it was a strain of flu or some other bug. I have had the topics of MSG and aspartame poisoning brought to my attention at various times due to the fact that I am a Diet Mt. Dewolic. I have not experianced any problems from these products that I have noticed. Maybe I am just not sensitive to either one.

[randolph]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

First off there is no known antidote for msg poisoning that I could find that was absolutely guaranteed or recommended by authorities in this area. Possible antidotes include vitimins B-3, B-6, taurine (like in Red Bull), aspirin or ibuprofin, and ingestion of L-Glutamine which you can find supplements of in the vitimin/supplement section at the store.

A chinese guy that runs a resturant (famous users of MSG) says that a teaspoonful of salt dissolved in some Coca Cola will do the trick.

I do have a question concerning this. How do you know that it was MSG poisoning? You related flu-like symptoms. Perhaps it was a strain of flu or some other bug. I have had the topics of MSG and aspartame poisoning brought to my attention at various times due to the fact that I am a Diet Mt. Dewolic. I have not experianced any problems from these products that I have noticed. Maybe I am just not sensitive to either one.

MSG (monosodium glutamate) is a salt like substance. My experience was at a Tai restaurant, apparently the food was loaded with MSG and I got heart palpitations and an asthma attack. It's bad stuff in large doses.

[jimbo46]

Jenae
I have a couple of questions I need answers to.
What has happened to kimberly Devine I never hear anything about her anymore has she retired?

Who is this bald dude that is in 99 percent of the shebabe porn videos espeially the oes where they guys get anal fucked?

Has Mariana Cordoba ever done any videos where she fucks girls or guys hard because I have found very little of it on the internet.

Thabks in Advance
jimbo46

[Jenae LaTorque]

1 Kimberly Divine - Well, as you may have noticed, she got pretty fat and sloppy later on in her career. I don't know what happened to her, but I hope she invested wisely with whatever money she did make. Hate to think she is out walking the streets or something like that.

2. The bald guy - I don't pay a lot of attention to the guys in the videos but I think I know who you mean if he is the one that has made some good work with Vaniity. There seem to be several bald studs (shaved head) working the girls the last few years. And getting worked over by them as you said. Were you wanting to contact him to see if he needs an understudy? What a job!!!

3. Mariana C works as an escort in Europe and doesn't seem to do that much in video work. In fact I haven't seen anything new of her in quite a while. There is only so much money in the video business and if a Tgirl has the right stuff, she can make a lot more as an escort. Believe me when I tell you that we don't ever see the cream of the crop when it comes to the most beautiful Tgirls. They are locked up tight by the super rich guys, many of who are in the middle east. I'm talking about girls who get a minimum of a thousand bucks a night, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

[DSL]

Does it make a difference when a shemale keeps her dick or has it removed.?

[Jenae LaTorque]

That question sounds like something a five year old child would ask. You need something a lot more specific than that to ask.

[DSL]

well whats the point in asking then if you don't know.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by DSL

Does it make a difference when a shemale keeps her dick or has it removed.?

YES !

But in the actuality, it is not really removed so much as transformed. The surgeon generally uses part of the penis in the reconstruction to form the vagina. Rather, it is the testicles (balls) that are removed. Since they are no longer supplying the body with male hormones, and if the patient is taking female hormone supplements, then the feminization of the body proceeds at a faster pace. This would include redisposition of body fat, body hair reduction, breast development, skin texture change, etc. And of course, they now get to sit down to pee.

[The Conquistador]

What do you think of the theory that our memories are encoded into our DNA in an Assassins Creed sort of way?

[Jenae LaTorque]

Sure it is possible. After all, what we term "natural instinct" would seem to be contained within the genetic code. It is not a far reach to consider the possibility that more individual memories might be encoded there also. Since we really don't understand how information like instinct is encoded there; it is difficult to see how individual memory could be encoded.
However, there are indications that more specific information than instinct is encoded in us. Witness the various cases of twins separated at birth and then reunited many years later. They both owned the same model of car, same breed of dog, their wives look similar, same work field, etc...
As to passing memories on to offspring; only memories prior to the production of the egg or sperm would be conveyed by the respective DNA. Some other means would have to be possible for later memories. A quantum process maybe?? Lots of possibilities have been explored in various novels such as the Dune series by Frank Herbert. In it, the Bene Gesserit sisterhood pass on memories from one to another by mind sharing. Another interesting idea is in Anne Rice's book, The Queen of the Damned, where the sisters belong to a tribe that ritually eat their dead so as to preserve/save their essence.
We are at the frontier of genetic knowledge and who knows what wonders lie over the horizon.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Genetic memory...

There is the mental and there is the physical, the mental is harder to pin down since we can and do change our minds, but physical, there is a definate link.

If a woman wears high heels on a regular basis before she gets pregnant with a daughter, her daughter will have a greater ease in wearring high heels than a daughter of a woman who rarely or ever wore high heels, the same is true for most other physical traits, what the parents can do (on a regular basis) the offspring usually can too, within reason of course, small changes like the high heel example are common, more pronounced and noticable ones are called mutations.

No, i don't mean like X-Men, but they would be very big mutations, bigger than any mutation ever recorded.

JohnDowe.

[gmrn]

Thanks for sharing.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Jenae, remember when i said if i were looking for someone to research some facts, you'd be my first choice?

Well i am proving this now; in my "Feared or Respected" thread SandraB stated some pretty "wild" things about alpha males and females and their abilities, you should go read it, and my question is: are there any psychologists or papers on psychology that support her claims?

I looked with google and what she states is way more advanced than what i found if it is true.

JohnDowe.

[violet lightning]

Hi Jenae!
I have a question for you. Do you know if photoshop (or other) can create a kaleidescope effect?

I thought it would be a cool effect for certain pics...
thanks

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by violet lightning

Hi Jenae!
I have a question for you. Do you know if photoshop (or other) can create a kaleidescope effect?

I thought it would be a cool effect for certain pics...
thanks

I haven't tried any of them but there are several free plug ins for that availible on the net. Just google photoshop kaleidoscope. I did and I am glad you brought this up. I will have to give them a try sometime. It just seems I don't have much spare time lately. Heck, I haven't added any new slides to that thread in ages... Just barely find time to add some pics to really good threads like corsets and brides.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Ok John, I read the post and it seems to me that the assertions are plausible to a point if you want to look at human interactions in terms of wolves. However, we are not wolves and have a far wider range of motivations than they do, and a much more complex social structure. Yes we may note certain behavioral similarities in humans as compared to animals, but like I said, the reasons behind them are often much more complex. Where the wolf pack analalogy fails is that a wolf pack is basically a simple society. Few leaders and mostly followers. Human society is much larger and there are many levels or pecking orders if you will. A man may be the top of the pecking order in his home, while at work; he is the bottom of the social and/or professional order there. Meanwhile at the local club he is somewhere in the middle and at his church he is the senior ranking deacon. Couple this to the realization that we all tend to rationalize our place(s) in the scheme of things and that most people tend to see themselves in the most favorable light.

What our story teller describes is an interesting tale of establishing dominance through intimidation. Some people might call that bullying. Others would simply see it as playing the power game. I simply see it as being all too human. People, as a product of evolution, are geared towards survival. Being on top is one of the very best ways to survive. The person on top is rarely the first casulty in any conflict. A good example of this would be to look and see who is suffering the most in the recent economic downturn. Certainly not the "alpha" people at the top. Hell no! they got Congress to bail them out while they still collected bonus checks for doing a piss-poor job.

Getting back to SandraB's story of dominance: take note of who was his "victim" in this power play. A woman. In our culture, even though women have made great strides in recent years in asserting themselves, it is still for the most part a man's world, particularly in most business settings. The whole idea of his about an alpha male will always dominate an alpha female is total crap. Take that guy out of his chosen pond and put him in a pond dominated by women and see if he could dominate all the alpha females there. Men recognize there are places where they hold no sway and keep a low profile there. That is why they are so secretly pleased when a man conquers a recognized female domain. Remember the movie/book: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest ? If you haven't read/seen it, you should. It deals a lot with respect issues also which should appeal to you.

Now, as to me doing research on this topic for you, I think not. There are a lot of "pop" theories out there on social interactions and the "battle of the sexes" and I see no reason to give this one much consideration. I caught your statement that you only like light reading and tech manuals. I think you are missing out on a lot with that attitude. For example I really believe you should read The Prince as referred to in your thread. It is online: http://www.constitution.org/mac/prince00.htm and is not all that long. Think of it as a tech manual on respect and fear. I am not saying you or anyone should agree wholeheartedly with Machiavelli's views but it is a good thing to be aware of what it is all about. There is a reason why it is required reading in most institutions of higher learning, particularly those geared toward producing business and political leaders. Then you should read Miyamoto Musashi's book The Five Rings which is another required read for MBAs.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Thank you Jenae, for what you have done thus far, but i notice that i didn't state my question properly.

What i meant is that i wanted you to find some documents that related to what she said so that i could respond to her in a more informed maner, i searched with google but hardly anything realy relevant, i was hoping you would be able to find some docs and post the link to them, and i could read them myself, i didn't want you to do all the work for me to take the credit, and i also appreciate the links you posted about the Prince and the five rings i will go see them.

JohnDowe.

[violet lightning]

:D Thanks Jen!!

I know what you mean about the time thing, I've been way too busy lately.

[Hourglass]

I have a question, and hopefully it won't step on anyone's toes.

Your IQ is upward of 150, which is far above that of an average person. I have read about highly intelligent types (I have a fascination with the human brain and what makes it tick) and have heard it said that persons with higher than average intellect can have just as difficult a time fitting in with normal people and those who are mentally challenged.

Do you feel this is true? Is being smarter than your average Joe difficult? Do you find it frustrating to be able to out think the people around you; that instead of making life easier, it can sometimes instead make it more difficult? Do people treat you any differently because of your IQ?

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by Hourglass

I have a question, and hopefully it won't step on anyone's toes.

Your IQ is upward of 150, which is far above that of an average person. I have read about highly intelligent types (I have a fascination with the human brain and what makes it tick) and have heard it said that persons with higher than average intellect can have just as difficult a time fitting in with normal people and those who are mentally challenged.

Do you feel this is true? Is being smarter than your average Joe difficult? Do you find it frustrating to be able to out think the people around you; that instead of making life easier, it can sometimes instead make it more difficult? Do people treat you any differently because of your IQ?

_______________________:confus ed:________________________________

Ok, now to be careful where I walk here so as to not step on toes; your initial statement:
"....that people with with higher than average intellect can have just as difficult a time fitting in with normal people and those who are mentally challenged."
doesn't quite make sense. Did you mean to use the word as instead of the word, and, that is in bold italics? If so:

"You fucked up!"

Now, did that make you mad when I said that? I sincerely apologize! That is something that all smarter people need to deal with - the feelings of others. We have to learn from a young age not to belittle other people and to learn to relate to them at whatever level. And yes, sometimes that is very hard. Many very smart people never do learn to do that and thus you have the stereotypical genius type who does not relate to most other people, perhaps because he is too preoccupied with his area(s) of interest, and has never developed much in the way of social skills. And yes, that can make life difficult for those who are intellectually gifted in logic and reasoning, but are less than gifted in social matters. Speaking of logic and reasoning: it is important to remember that no matter how gifted an individual is - he can only make deductions and reach conclusions from what he knows to date. It is much like the GIGO ( Garbage In - Garbage Out ) statement about computers. People are much like that. If all they recieve for input is trash then that is all you can expect from them, no matter how brilliantly they can express it. The fact is that we all operate on insufficient data; we are all limited by what we have retained and use from a lifetime of whatever input. Our thinking may also be constricted by superstition, religious dogma, schooling, etc.... The advantage of a superior intellect is that we may assimilate more data than others, and we may be more receptive to new ideas, and we may be more able to connect the dots, but, that doesn't make us error proof.

In summary, I could answer all of your questions with a yes sometimes, and a no at other times. The hardest thing about the situation is that sometimes it is so frustrating that some people refuse to see reason in some areas. They have certain ideas so fixed in their minds that they are unable to see outside of the box they are in. At times like those, I have to think about rap music. At one time I thought it was a complete waste of time. But then one day I resolved to really listen to some of it. And while it is not my favorite type of music, I can now appreciate it as an art form. And so with people; it is important to try and understand where they are coming from. We all have a song to sing and a story to tell.

P.S. As to your last question, yes, some people do treat you differantly. Several times on this forum, I have come under attack as to my IQ. Well that's okay as my ego is not so fragile, and I only mentioned it to encourage questions. Certainly not to impress or intimidate anyone. I know and I ask all of you to remember that I can only relate what I know and believe which is limited - just a very small drop in the sea of human knowledge and experiance.

[Hourglass]

Ah, yes...I did mean to "as" rather than "and". Sorry about that. And no, giant red profanity text does not make me angry, lol.

First off, I'm sorry to hear that people have attacked you. But it sort of helped to answer my question and strengthen my view on it...that a person's intelligence - high or low - can make them a target for unjust ridicule.

You did a really nice job of answering my questions, thank you. I think you made a good point when you spoke of the genius-types who are focused; I guess to the people around them it seems like they have "tunnel-vision". This at times makes them seem a bit rigid or even cold, but isn't because they're being logical instead of emotional?
I don't like to think that high intelligence comes at a price; That a person has to be lacking in the social aspect (meaning, consideration for other people's feelings) because they can answer almost any question asked of them. That seems awfully unfair, but it does seem like that's the stigma that society has cast upon high-IQ types. That they aren't "like us", they're different.

That was the comparison I meant to make when I mentioned people who were mentally challenged in my initial post; The way society can treat a person based on their brainpower (be it high or low), rather than their heart or soul.

Something else you said - "The hardest thing about the situation is that sometimes it is so frustrating that some people refuse to see reason in some areas. They have certain ideas so fixed in their minds that they are unable to see outside of the box they are in." - kind of goes hand in hand with that. They want to see everything through their own eyes, and not someone else's. Wouldn't that mean that they are really the ones who have truly never learned to relate to others, not belittle them?

Thank you again for taking time to answer my questions. This thread (and your other posts) are very nicely done, I enjoyed reading them.

[johndowe]

Originally Posted by Hourglass

I have a question, and hopefully it won't step on anyone's toes.

Your IQ is upward of 150, which is far above that of an average person. I have read about highly intelligent types (I have a fascination with the human brain and what makes it tick) and have heard it said that persons with higher than average intellect can have just as difficult a time fitting in with normal people and those who are mentally challenged.

Do you feel this is true? Is being smarter than your average Joe difficult? Do you find it frustrating to be able to out think the people around you; that instead of making life easier, it can sometimes instead make it more difficult? Do people treat you any differently because of your IQ?

HI there.

I took 2 IQ tests and was top 3 on both with about 30 people on both tests...

And i do not have problems dealing with others, and i am very used to out thinking others, and out manonouvering my opponents in games or other endaevors, also, i also enjoy being able to solve my problems all by myself, but what i find anoying is finding freinds and lovers that can keep up with me mentaly and can understand me, and because of this i often hide my frustrations with (often bad) humour.


JohnDowe.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Long time no see? (as it were).

Anyway.

I was wondering if there is a city state/province country where a tgirl could go out with her cock bulge clearly visible and get mostly positive responces?


JohnDowe.

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by johndowe

Hi there.

Long time no see? (as it were).

Anyway.

I was wondering if there is a city state/province country where a tgirl could go out with her cock bulge clearly visible and get mostly positive responces?


JohnDowe.

************************************************** ***********

Not that I know of if you are talking about a tgirl going out dressed as a female with a visible cock bulge. I am sure there are select places (bars, clubs, etc) where it may be the case; but, I rather doubt the behavior would fly with most people.

Originally Posted by johndowe

HI there.
I took 2 IQ tests and was top 3 on both with about 30 people on both tests...
JohnDowe.

Welcome back John!

When I was in grade school my teacher told my parents I had the highest IQ in the school. However, after several football concussions and years of riding without a helmet, I’m sure it is at least a few points lower. Still I did manage to get my doctorate somewhere along the way…

Originally Posted by johndowe

I was wondering if there is a city state/province country where a tgirl could go out with her cock bulge clearly visible and get mostly positive responces?
JohnDowe.

If she visits Indianapolis she’d get no complaints from me.

[johndowe]

Hi there.

Thank you AW9725.

It is nice to "see" you too.

But, as for Indianapolis, i'm pretty sure that at some point the gay bashers etc. would get her...


JohnDowe.

[oskar]

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

I would like to open the field to any and all questions. I will give my honest opinion and/or knowledge on any and all topics to sincere questions. If I can I will try to diresct you to further information on the topic.

What are my qualifications? I have been around a while and nothing much shocks me anymore. I have had my IQ tested at over 150 and my friends do respect my opinion and knowledge of many subjects. I have read the Bible and while not a biblical scholar, I am more familiar with it than George Bush.
I am somewhat a scholar of offbeat subjects and somewhat of a computer nerd. I started on computers when PCs were rare and most all our work was done on a mainframe. Punchcards anyone?

Anyway, if you want an answer or just want a sounding board, give it a try.

Do you have any information if hermaphrodites really exist?

[Jenae LaTorque]

Originally Posted by oskar

Do you have any information if hermaphrodites really exist?

Have I ever encountered one personally? No. But they have long been an established fact in medical journals and back into antiquity.

[sailove]

I actually have two questions, they are : 1) In this forum is it appropriate to contact a senior member with a request to post on an older thread that they started ? 2) Do you know what happened to Saigon Lee ?

Originally Posted by Jenae LaTorque

I would like to open the field to any and all questions. I will give my honest opinion and/or knowledge on any and all topics to sincere questions. If I can I will try to diresct you to further information on the topic.

What are my qualifications? I have been around a while and nothing much shocks me anymore. I have had my IQ tested at over 150 and my friends do respect my opinion and knowledge of many subjects. I have read the Bible and while not a biblical scholar, I am more familiar with it than George Bush.
I am somewhat a scholar of offbeat subjects and somewhat of a computer nerd. I started on computers when PCs were rare and most all our work was done on a mainframe. Punchcards anyone?

Anyway, if you want an answer or just want a sounding board, give it a try.