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  • you are disgusting and a shame before god

  • I agree with that. A lot of people can pass well and get on with their lives and can stop caring about trans issues. It's sad how even transgendered people can lack empathy for others in the same situation they used to be. It's like a poor person that makes it big so decides to become an Objectivist or something.

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  • ...You realize that just because you cut your balls off and wear girl clothes, you're still a guy? Just a weird one?

  • I completely agree with u about people once their not in need of the support from others to strengthen them mentally for their transition, they wash their hands of the negative aspects of being transgender. U're proof that not everyone will do this, but not everyone has your support or resources to substain an ongoing opposition with the prejudices people have for our community. So try if u will to understand them. Switching gears, I don't know who Morgan is but she is very sexy, be sweet, Mya.

  • adorable is the right word for you. bless you!

  • charisma---not orientation---is your defining trait,lady!---Own it and keep workin' it.

  • You are so Naturely. Everytime if I see your Videos here on Youtube my Hart gos on so as I know you an So Long time LOL! You Are an Beatyfully Person Thanks for your Videos Thanks for it Very much. You are one of the Persons they gives me he Faith in me to made my Transition. Kisses I send to you in America from Germany. You are an so Beautifully Person! Makes more so Great Videos

  • gosh I love your eyes

  • i get that alot too, when people find out im trans that ALL they want to talk about... its so annoying thats NOT what i am all about! its not that big of a deal!

    its like talking about why you were born a guy!

    who cares!!!

  • you're so cute

  • HAHAHAHAHA...3:05

  • you are so adorable! i think i am in love!

  • @vrjimenez ...youre gay.

  • Hi, I'm happy for you that you are happy. I'd really like to know, when you go out do people always treat u as a regular girl, or any ever suspect you are TG and treat you differently? You must be in a very special position, being a woman who was not socialized as a female as a child, not taught to have a low self-esteem like girls often are, if you know what I mean. <3

  • Hi,my name is Shelly. I'm a MtoF transgender and I just found your blog. Well found a few days ago. I have to say I do love it. I also live in Utah, Layton area. While I don't live full time I do gey out often and hope to go full time in a year or so. While Prove is kinda like colorado city, Utah is not so bad. I had no problem finding as I call them "anti-boy-otics" and "girl-gezics". Dr. Riley is a sweety. Hope to hear from ya, love your vidios.  Shelly.

  • I totally showed the end of this vid to sam and lucy and they were frickin jealous

  • Random comment, but I just want to feed you.

  • they r stupid ya u talk about it ut u talk about other things 2 and talking aout trans is an important thing he needs 2 keep his mouth shut if he is just e like that

    btw ur gorgeous i love ur hair and i want that hat lol

    peace!!!! ^-^

  • totally agree! Most trans people I've heard from (heard from that is, those who share online) are super talented, smart, interesting people with alot of character. Nice bum grab..lol

  • Haha I agree. But how about these appples! Talking about transition not being a dominant part of your life, makes it even more a part of your life! oh noes vicious circles. :) Love ya bitch.

  • Don't think of an elephant

  • shit! foiled again! i'll get you next time gadget!

  • Hey Erin, I agree, I don't really get why people don't try to help people in the same situation...I mean, they know how hard it is...that's why I have my vlogs, just to be another face out there living and existing and having a normalish life. We trans people can be so invisible.

    It's always been my biggest effort to go on living and NOT make this trans thing everything in my life. It's even in my channel description :p

    ~jamie

    ps. You're absolutely beautiful!

  • good point!

  • nice rant :)

  • You are really pretty, btw. :) Love the way you do your hair.

  • Great viedo. It's definitely important to remind the world that one aspect of a person does not define the person. Be it gender identity or expression, sexual identity or expession, religious affiliation, sense of nationalism or patriotism, what sports team you root for, which band's posters are all over your room... No one would expect a person to define themselves based on the lattermost categorizations anyway. So why the former? Why are people so hung up on gender and sexuality?

  • wow... this was a while ago... :-P

  • Put up some pics of YOURSELF if you're so gorgeous! Twat!

  • is it me or is grishno's voice a lot higher than hers use to be? i could swear its higher.. i have heard that getting that sort of srs is great for feminization, larger breast, decreased muscle and increased fat and also voice change too. :D thats what i have heard!! :D greart job gerishno./. :D

  • You know I've noticed that in the videos after Bye Bye Balls her voice does seem a bit higher.

  • yeah, I noticed that too. The transition seems to be really working well. congratulations!

  • I think your a nice person who just happens to be trans and that nice person is the result of many things like you said.Especially Morgan.

  • wow you are such a woman I like your smile and eyes

  • Erin: your most defining aspects are clearly that crazy-ass face with all your psycho expressions while ranting about this and that. please do put a bag over the camera and tuck in your tounge b4 u trip. also, your favorite bar is soo gay. go beat these ppl with a pool stick.

    with love from the K-man ::shouts out from your favourite place, LI::

  • I've always seen that there's more to your life than being trans. I remember the videos of you and your family and I could tell how much they mean to you and that you cherish your relationships with them so much. And, I love that you help others in your community: I'm sure they greatly appreciate it.

    -Annie

  • Yes, so come to the trans-feminine drop-in group when it starts back up in October. :P

  • Would love to but unfortunately it's on the wrong side of the Atlantic Ocean for me!

    Still, I may be visiting NYC next year...

  • Sorry Erin, I kinda disagree! I transitioned in Y2K and have been stealth ever since. That wasn't a deliberate tactic but transition was easy(ish!), I passed kinda effortlessly and simply lived my life as the girl I am. And the longer I'd transitioned then the less trans became a relevant part of who I am. I didn't transition to make a statement on gender politics or be a trailblazer for others - but simply to be comfortable as the woman I am....and I don't think there's anything wrong in that!

  • no need to be sorry, everyone has their own opinions and that is good. mostly this was specifically geared at people who put down other people for being openly trans. I have come across a few people like that who get really rude towards me and say im not a real woman because i talk about being trans... mostly that is what this was about.

  • Ok, I see where you're coming from now :-)

    It's important that people have a right to self determination, whether they are stealth or openly trans, and we should respect each others choices. But as a stealth woman I've actually had a lot of abuse chucked at me online and at conferences & campaign meetings from people who say I've sold out the community, that I'm Cis-sexist, heteronormative etc. And thats sad... people should respect my choices as I respect theirs. Glad you clarified that tho!

  • All right, grrl! Let's be proud of who we are!

  • I'd pinch her butt too. Morgan, you're too cute!

    And Erin, your skin is ridiculously flawless. What's your secret?

  • I hate it when trans women blend in to society and don't want anyone to know who they really are. They are only making it harder for those of us to follow. Society needs to know what a trans woman looks and acts like if they are ever going to accept us or feel comforatble around us. And besides why would I spend my whle life trying to get out of this closet I live in as a man, only to run into another closet as a girl and not want anybody to know who I really was. Kind of defeats the pupose.

  • oh I know how you feel about people thinking there is only one "thing" to you. its like people who will only ever talk to me about being a lesbian, as if that is all that makes me me. *rolls eyes*

  • Wait.....you're more then trans? You totally lied to me....I'm SO hurt!! ;)

    Hope you had a great time. Can't wait to see you when you come up this way.

  • You Rule! You could not be more right!

    Rejoice in who you are, not the labels that people assign!

  • cool hope you have fun here in new england

  • Hi Erin....very well put. Being Trans is not the be all and end all. It does however,mean that we are twice blessed ! Despite the grief, we experience a lot more of life than so many other people who don't go through this. We should be proud of wh we are.

    Hope you and Morgan have a great time in Connecticut... Hope it's not as hot and humid as the city.

    Take care,

    Dawn.

  • thats so freakin true...:) much love beautiful

  • im sure theres alot more to ur life other than being trans....u both seem very fun people! i love u vids...annie xxxx

  • RIGHT ON!!

    110% right on!

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