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I have definitely had girls fall and trip over the lighting fixtures. Girls sometimes have to take Viagra to perform and one time a girl had a bad reaction to it and projectile vomited throughout the second set of our shoot. Regretfully, it was not caught on film.

Buddy Wood is a really great photographer, Frank from FranksTgirlWorld is my mentor and teacher – he is the best and always helpful, I also like Remy’s and Liberty Harkness’ work.

If you could shoot any tgirl in the world who would it be and why? What models blow you away with beauty every time?

I always have the best shoots with girls that are professional like I am. Jizelle is one of those models, as well as Danika Dreamz. It’s easy to enjoy yourself when you’re photographing such beautiful girls.

Whats the strangest comment you have gotten from a fan?

Fans? Lol. Didn’t know I had those. The strangest comment…probably to include more feet shots in my shoots. hahaha

Are you a Tits or Ass kind of guy?

I am definitely an ass man. I am all about the ass. My favourite porn is anal.

Which tgirl was the most pleasant to work with?

The most pleasant would have been all my models! They are all sweethearts and I have never had a negative experience in a shoot.

whats your favorite set on shemaleyum?

My favourite sets would have to be my Danika Dreamz sets from last year. She is retired and has a boyfriend now, so who knows if we’ll ever see her grace the internet again.

I usually take a whole day out of the week and just shoot models. I get about 2 maybe 3 a week. I don’t work too much.

Hahaha! Funny! No I never have. I like to keep it professional.

when you watch porn now do you look for tips on shooting more then jerking off?

Absolutely! I noticed that was the first thing when I became a producer. You really get a different view of the industry.

Whats your new blog going to focus on?

My new blog will focus on exposure of Canadian girls. I will also be making video entries, “day in the life of”, we may have tgirl eating contests, day trip videos, entertainment, shoot previews, funny stories. I am gonna make it really interactive and engaging with the fans. I want Canada to be well known as a tgirl paradise.

Have you ever/ would you ever do a POV shoot with one of the models?

I have already done a POV shoot with Jizelle

Out of all your sets on Yum which one is your favourite?

Out of all my sets on Yum…hmmm thats a hard one! no pun intended. I just shot a new solo with a French Canadian girl Kimberly Fox that I think people will love. She is another 18 year old rising star.

Do you have a hot spot/club/site that you use to find new tgirls?

Yes, I frequent Goodhandy’s on occasion. Whenever I go girls try and rape me though so I can’t stay long 

Anything with ass. When Frank from Franks Tgirl World taught me to shoot Grooby Style, he stressed the importance of internal anal shots, and the close attention to detail. I will never forget that. I make my shoots in his honour…They are truly internal “inspections” 

Writing and activism have always been huge passions of mine. I have deep roots in both, and over time they have intertwined with one another. So when Kevin Dong asked me to write weekly articles for his website, www.toronto-tgirls.com I was more than happy to give my contribution to his site.

I have been very fortunate to been educated on gender issues from even before my own transition. I’ve had close friends who were trans since that time and after my transition I became very heavily involved in educating and bringing awareness of trans and gender issues.

During my highschool years, I was nominated the Student Ambassador of my district and got to speak on behalf of the students at school board meetings. It was through this exposure I was able to speak on multiple panels educating students, educators, counselors and reporters on gender issues. Such panels include: Equity and Diversity in the Classroom through the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) at the University of Toronto, the Inner-City School convention through the Toronto District School board and the Gender and Sexuality convention at the St. Lawrence Centre of the Arts.  I also developed a “Getting to Know Oppression” pamphlet that was later distributed throughout the Alternative Secondary Schools here in my city. I hope again to begin public speaking, bringing further awareness of more current issues amongst the trans community.

Before I start my research on some of the questions my viewers have brought to me, I wanted to bring the same presentation that I did on my panels to you guys.  So the first series of articles will address, “Understanding Gender Identity”. These articles will touch base on understanding terminology, the roots of identity and the difference between them all.

Thank you for all those who have responded with issues and questions you would like me to write about through my Twitter page. For any of my readers who have not contributed their ideas, please write a comment or contact me with them. Any idea is worth hearing! I am looking to prioritize the most common interests first. So please, I want to hear from you!

Please enjoy the article below and check out www.toronto-tgirls.com for all of the hottest Canadian girls this country has to offer!

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Understanding Identity: Transsexual and Transgender

By: Jizelle Moore

I have come to experience many times in my life where admirers of trans-persons are simply unaware of the meaning and roots of the identities that are within the trans-community. For many years, it has been a goal of mine to bring awareness of these terms in hopes for more respect to come to those that identify with them.

It’s important to understand the distinction between sexual identity and gender identity first. Sexual identity is the attraction you find in others, in reference to gender. Gender identity is the way you perceive yourself, again in reference to gender. Many people confuse the terms together due to the abbreviation LGBT, believing being trans is a sexual preference. But the best way to view this abbreviation is with the “T” being separated from the rest; LGB[T]. Therefore, trans-persons can identify within both communities.

I’ve already mentioned the term “trans” a few times as an umbrella term for the community. This has been adapted as a generalized term to remain respectful and inclusive as possible. Trans by definition means: ‘to cross”. It is used by this definition in the terms, transgender and transsexual.

Sex means: “what’s between your legs”, while gender means: “what’s between your ears”. Sex is a recognized term by the scientific community and is what determines the ‘sex’ information on our identification at birth. In most countries, this can only be changed once someone has had Sexual Reassignment Surgery (SRS). Gender and sex are measured on a binary scale. However there is a distinct separation between the two scales.

Binary Scale

Sex                Male |————————————————————| Female

Gender  ——Male—————————————————————-Female——

As you can see from the illustration above, the sexual binary scale has only two distinct points, male and female. Science only recognizes these two points with the exclusion of intersex-persons which will be discussed in a later article. The gender scale even though it contains male and female, the scale continues on after these points. There are many ways to identify within both male and female and even outside of them. Gender is the ‘grey’ area so to speak.

Transsexual, as broken down above means: ‘to cross sexes’. Therefore for persons who identify solely with either male or female as opposite to their birth sex, transsexual is the most fitted term. For example, I identify as a transsexual. I was born with a male sex but identify today as a woman; crossing my ‘sex’ from male to female. Transgender means: ‘to cross genders’. As we have come to now know that gender is a limitless term, this is best fitted for those who identify with having more than one gender (2-spiritied), having no gender (genderless) or obtaining one attribute more than the other but still containing both characteristics of male and female (genderqueer).

There are many definitions that have circulated throughout the internet and community to explain the terms I have addressed in this article. One specific thing that always stands out is whether or not someone obtains surgery. It’s crucial to know that identity is entirely self-proclaimed. No matter the way I define it or the way others do, it’s all about how the person views and feels about themselves. There are no pre-requisites needed to identify you with any of the mentioned terms, including the need of surgery and hormone replacement therapy (HRT).

Transsexuality and transgenderism are things that people do not choose, but rather something that they feel within themselves. The only choices we make are to accept, love and celebrate the lives we are meant to live. As I’ve expressed, I hope that through my weekly articles, I can touch and inspire people to understand more thoroughly the difficulties and struggles we face as a community. Exposure and education are the keys to acceptance. As I’ve been told by many of my mentors, “All it takes is just one voice.”