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|  | | Immaculate Fetish (small version) After witnessing a strange light show on a hot summer night in Southern Illinois, Greta Garbova’s life is permanently changed. It is a time of chaos, greed, terror and the warning signs of a world in peril. Immaculate Fetish takes you on an adventurous Journey of Love seeking to save humanity from itself. A sparkling, humorous, erotic and loving vision of life on planet Earth at the start of the 21st century, and the change needed for humanity to save itself. A must read for Sci-Fi fans, and all who hope to call earth their home into the 22nd century and beyond.
| |  | | You're Lost Little Girl Beginning with her erroneous birth, You're Lost Little Girl will take you on a journey of what it is like to have lived a life with gender dysphoria, to be transgendered. There are many great books that present the how's and why's of this complex existence. You're Lost Little Girl uses a dark sense of humor and Jamie Antonia's own personal experience to give one the idea of what that existence is like.
Everything in this book happened, pretty much. I was born gender dysphoric, in essence being a female within while being perceived by all around as a male.
I have been asked many times, "What is it like to be transgendered?" The best description I have been able to come up with is this. Imagine that every time you look in a mirror, what you see is wrong, and not only wrong but the complete opposite of what you perceive yourself to be. You see yourself as this, yet the world sees you as that. You are powerless to change what you feel within, what you know with your entire being t | |  | | You're Lost Little Girl - Small version e-book Beginning with her erroneous birth, You're Lost Little Girl will take you on a journey of what it is like to have lived a life with gender dysphoria, to be transgendered. There are many great books that present the how's and why's of this complex existence. You're Lost Little Girl uses a dark sense of humor and Jamie Antonia's own personal experience to give one the idea of what that existence is like.
Everything in this book happened, pretty much. I was born gender dysphoric, in essence being a female within while being perceived by all around as a male.
I have been asked many times, "What is it like to be transgendered?" The best description I have been able to come up with is this. Imagine that every time you look in a mirror, what you see is wrong, and not only wrong but the complete opposite of what you perceive yourself to be. You see yourself as this, yet the world sees you as that. You are powerless to change what you feel within, what you know with your entire being t |
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