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In our environment both words travestite and transvestite are used and actually they don't have the same meaning, as one word more describe a person who feel opposite sex and other more acting opposite sex, more as art. I'm not sure which word describe what and if they are just constructs or actual words used in wider area and if their meaning is correct.
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Hm ! Not so taken now with the term GG after Bionca's observations, although I have had occasion to use it when referring to myself.
Perhaps BGs would be better, although I am not all that talented on the music side. ( BG - born a girl - in case you wondered ! I think Randolph's post ( no. 16 ) was short and very much to the real point. The sceptic in me does wonder a little though whether this thread was somewhat contrived, ( no offence meant by this observation ) insofar that we have already had so much in depth discussion round this.
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