Miss Universe changes rules to include transgender women

[ReikoChan]

Gender identity disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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I hope most of us here understand that sociocultural influence and/or the early exposure to s3x-role stereotypes aren't the only probable causes for a person to be gay/bi/trans.

I remember that one time where a doctor was being interviewed over the radio. Apparently, females who get pregnant and continue to use the estrogen-packed oral contraceptives (probably for aesthetic reasons) seem to expose their fetuses to estrogen levels that are above the normal ranges. If it turns out to be a male (which is determined in the first month), this may have an effect on its development, although its significance is still questionable. As to how hard-working the placenta is in its job to provide immunity to the fetus (bad things out, good things in) remains to be verified.

Think of it as, uhh, what we call lihi.

[cassiopeia]

my god. what is wrong with these people?
women gani natural born women ra jud na. abi kag nagpailis ug taliv woman na dy na? loslos oi

[Faeries]

I was wondering on the right of transgender to be "a woman" vis-a -vis discrimination.

I hope it won't come to the point that men have to ask women if they are natural born or not. But the problem is if it reached that point ug nidaghan na gyud ang mga gwapa na bayot ug lisod na mahibaw-an kung babae ba or dili, if in case men ask women if they are natural born woman or not and the person they are asking is not a natural born woman and later the man decided they don't want to date or marry that person is the man liable for discrimination?

[ambokz]

lisoda njud sa panahon ron ui,unsa pud kha kung naay tnuod na babae mo apil Ms.Gay?legal nman gud ni sa ila.di ni mag silbi sa ato,kay grabe kaau mo tutol ang simbahan.

[lodyl]

I was wondering on the right of transgender to be "a woman" vis-a -vis discrimination.

I hope it won't come to the point that men have to ask women if they are natural born or not. But the problem is if it reached that point ug nidaghan na gyud ang mga gwapa na bayot ug lisod na mahibaw-an kung babae ba or dili, if in case men ask women if they are natural born woman or not and the person they are asking is not a natural born woman and later the man decided they don't want to date or marry that person is the man liable for discrimination?

magpalaban dayon sa Human Rights group...

[cheaper]

ahak na ni mo abot jud ang panahon na poro ba vaklush ang contestant ang kuyaw pajud ani ky mag lisod nata ug ela kong kinsay tino-od ahaha..labi na ug persang gwapaha nga bayot..saernz nalang..Akong anak pohon ako nalang e buya jud sa anak sa akong mga frenz aron ma cguro ang gender ug di sila ma elad bwahahahahaha

[keen]

..a consequence of having too much freedom..

[istooryahee]

paskang ngil-ara gyud.. mwwiiss uniberse na diay ni ron.. lol

[high_heels]

and she finally competes!!!! read on istoryans....

from: Trangendered Miss Universe Canada Contestant Takes the Stage | Fashion - Yahoo! Shine

Trangendered Miss Universe Canada Contestant Takes the Stage


After much controversy and a rule change, the first-ever transgendered contestant competed in the Miss Universe Canada pageant in Toronto on Thursday night. Jenna Talackova, 23, is from Vancouver, and though she was born male, she underwent sexual reassignment surgery four years ago and was allowed to compete. According to the Daily Mail, Talackova was one of 62 women who strut their stuff in evening gowns and bikinis on stage for a panel of 15 judges. The winner will be crowned on Saturday.

This androgynous fashion model poses as both a man and a woman

Back in March, Talackova was in the finals of the Miss Vancouver competition when pageant officials kicked her out claiming she lied about her natural-born gender on her application. But there were no apparent rules on *** change operations—the only requirements to enter the Miss Universe Canada competition are that contestants must be between the ages of 18 and 27 and have Canadian citizenship. In retaliation, over 20,000 people signed an online petition on Change.org fighting for Talackova's right to compete.

Talakova enlisted lawyer to the stars Gloria Allred, who has represented Nicole Brown Simpson's family during the O.J. Simpson trial and Tiger Woods' scorned partners. It wasn't long before the Trump Organization backpedaled and updated their contest rules to allow Talackova and any other transgendered women to compete in future pageants.

"This was all very much worth it, more than I could have ever imagined," Talackova told The Star. "What happened was a negative that has turned into a complete positive." She feels that despite the discrimination, she has what it takes to be Miss Universe Canada. "It's also a competition of health, fitness and charisma and those are all three things I possess.


Talackova is 6'1" and is studying holistic nutrition in school. While she technically only became a woman at age 19, she says she's no different than any other young lady. "I have two sides to me. There's the soft, subtle, calm side," she told The Star, "and there's the very glam, diva-ish side. I had to let that side loose a bit." To show their support 14 members of Talackova's family flew out to Toronto to watch her compete. We'll have to wait till Saturday to see who takes home the pageant crown.

THE WORLD IS GOING CRAZY NA GYUD!!!!

[Cascada]

na bayot nas donal trump