"Back in the days of my laser treatments (2006), as I explained, I did an extensive research in the proper channels before investing my money and to find disappointment. Although all laser manufacturers claim to be better than the competition, with…"
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Isis Win
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Profile Information
- I am a:
- Male to Female Transgender Person
- I Express My Gender Variance:
- Full Time (Gender Marker Not Legally Changed)
- My Gender Status is:
- Pre-Op TG (+1yr observation of Therapist – SRS Letters Completed)
- I have undergone or been prescribed:
- Hormones, Laser Hair Removal
- Relationship Status:
- Divorced (Kids are Grown)
- I am interested in:
- Out Reach, Friends, Activism, Networking, Blogging, Dancing, Public Functions
- I am NOT interested in:
- Chatting, Camming, Exchanging Pics, Drinking, Seeking Singles, Marriage, Swingers, Sissy’s, Fetishes, Support Groups, Political Views, Religious Views
- 100 Words About Me:
- I’m an older, kinder, bitch-er (not really), straight forward, forthcoming, in a 2nd wind making a true lifestyle choice. It takes to know me well to see that I’m easy, relaxed, caring, grounded, generous, loyal, nurturing, passionate & with a kind outlook about life & people. But, I can easily come across as the opposite.
I’m a strong advocate of the truth, likeable or not.
I’m not here to contest popularity, therefore I will not add anyone if we don't mutually know e/o. People that add me for any other sake than getting to know each other (for real)are not welcomed. If you’re interested & live within driving distance it’s good. I’m willing to respond your correspondence. Just be patient.
I consider myself an ver experienced person at many levels. I've traveled extensively around the world, lived in 5 countries & literally read a quite few books. I’m a scholar & formerly a docent. Had re-invented myself quite successfully a few times. A parent of 2 biological (grown up today) women & a step parent of 2 (grown up today) boys in two different stages in my life & I'm a grand mother. That is do swell & cool! I love my families over anything else in life, then my close friends, followed with all I believe in & I’m passionate about.
I enjoy many physical activities (S. skiing on top) & the outdoors, had competed in running, swimming, biking, car & motorcycle racing.
I'm home bound as well.
Like a few of you, I've struggled, suffered & lost many things in life, but I look at it wisely.
I entered into my 5th year of HRT, went through laser all over my entire body, started living 50/50% in my chosen gender in '04 & went FT for good in '06.
I have no other plans for my near future & live one day at the time.
I’m single & open to a possible committed & grounded relationship. I don't fool around. Never had nor will.
My interests are: people, photography, reading, traveling, art, music live or recorded (listen/play/compose/collect/dance), good flicks, theater, quality food/company/cooking in & out, advocacy/activism/human rights, fashion, languages, antique's restoration/collecting, browsing antique stores/flea markets & many more.
English is not my mother’s language but I’ve lived in the US 30 years. I speak fluent english, spanish & a decent italian & portuguese & I’m still working at french.
I’ve focused my entire life into service & duty & part of it has been gathering knowledge. I’ve been called a geek because for the most part I’ve conducted my life in a very formal style. That is changing as we speak. But I have an excellent sense of humor & can be sharp & witty. I still am I shy but am not asocial, boring, etc, once I know you. But I’m unable/unwilling to do trivia stuff.
In essence I’m a Buddhist, but practice no religious belief & I question many. But I respect any denomination & belief. Politically I can be considered a liberal (I believe in change) but I don’t go alone with either denomination nor are libertarian, anarchist, etc. I believe in people, equal human rights & opportunities for all & I strongly support the idea that there is way to correct the wrong path. I’m anti violence.
I only drink socially & feel turned off by heavy drinking/drugging. My philosophy is based on “A deep respect for life & all it involves” An Albert Schweitzer doctrine.
Feel free to contact me & ask any questions & I welcome anyone that is willing/able to share personal details about their transgendered experience for my in progress book.
Latest Activity
Isis Win replied to Emily Owens's discussion Electrolysis vs Laser"Going into my 7th year under HRT - T blockers, I want to share with you that they do not remove any hairs. Depending on age, it can prevent new growth but if there is a tiny follicle there, even if it makes a non visible hair, in time, it will…"
Isis Win left a comment for Juliet Femme"Hi Juliet! Thank you for the visit! I hope you are well, happy and enjoying life. I am myself and I love it. Hugs, Isis"
Phyllis left a comment for Isis Win"Wishing you a wonderful and super Happy Birthday, gorgeous Isis ♥"
Juliet Femme left a comment for Isis Win"Happy Birthday Isis,Its a long time since you have been on PE.I do hope everything is OK with you.As its so important that we all keep in contact via PE.As I know we are a long way from each other,but I do care about you and know you have been a…"
chasillove left a comment for Isis Win"Hello My Dear, how is everything with you, I picked interest on you after going through your profile beside i have something very vital to disclose to you, send me mail, chasilychasilys@yahoo.co.uk"
Teresa Wilson left a comment for Isis Win"Hi there!
I'm new here and trying to get connected with other ladies in the area.
Hugs!
~Jessie"
Isis Win commented on Isis Win's blog post A cornerstone has been achieved."Cerise: Human and civil rights had always moved very slowly through history. Tradition, ignorance and fear had been the largest obstacle. That followed by compulsive/obsessive minds mostly in the religious and moral realm. However, exposure to what…"
Dianne Miller commented on Isis Win's blog post A cornerstone has been achieved."When I was in the military I had several friends who were gay and tended to socialize among themselves when off duty. Ironically, Uncle Sam spent a great deal of time and money on our specialized training and had their status been revealed it…"
"We should celebrate this monumental moment like we would celebrate the good fortune of any of our friends. I have heard many in our community trying to take away from the moment by saying we aren't included and we were left out again, so…"
Isis Win commented on Isis Win's blog post A cornerstone has been achieved."Thank you everyone for reading my long winded blog and leaving your testimony. indeed, although this is a major cornerstone in the gaings towards non discrimination and only allowing tolerance, there is a long path in front of us to remove many…"
Holly N Colorado commented on Isis Win's blog post A cornerstone has been achieved."Repeal of DADT is a very good first step, but only a first step. It represented institutionalized discrimination. There is still other institutionalized discrimination in the services (towards TGs being an obvious one) including…"
Marsha M. Marsha commented on Isis Win's blog post A cornerstone has been achieved."Rachel, (hehe) her emails are only slightly shorter...
Isis, my dear friend of the Dominican State, don't get too happy, the next president will be a publican ( not a typo, for my Biblical friends) who will reinstate DADT and send those…"
Comment Wall (80 comments)
- At 3:33pm on August 11, 2012, Phyllis said…
Wishing you a wonderful and super Happy Birthday, gorgeous Isis ♥
- At 12:48pm on August 11, 2012, Juliet Femme said…
Happy Birthday Isis,Its a long time since you have been on PE.I do hope everything is OK with you.As its so important that we all keep in contact via PE.As I know we are a long way from each other,but I do care about you and know you have been a member like me for some years.Have a great day.Juliet.
- At 7:45pm on August 10, 2012,
Annette Brunette said… Must be psychic or something as I seem to log onto this site (once every month or two) when your birthday is coming up. So I'll have to take this opportunity to wish you a very happy birthday!
- At 7:31am on March 8, 2012, chasillove said…
Hello My Dear, how is everything with you, I picked interest on you after going through your profile beside i have something very vital to disclose to you, send me mail,
chasilychasilys@yahoo.co.uk
- At 8:47am on February 26, 2012, Teresa Wilson said…
Hi there!
I'm new here and trying to get connected with other ladies in the area.
Hugs!
~Jessie
- At 12:08am on August 12, 2011,
Traci O'Gara said… Happy birthday Isis!!! xoxoxo
- At 10:34pm on August 11, 2011, Annette Brunette said…
Happy Birthday Isis!
- At 4:15am on August 11, 2011,
Juli Hendrix said… Happy Birthday Isis!
Wow, great profile About-me!
Here's wishing that Isis
gets lots of quality PINK TIME
out and about with her PINK SISTERS
and that her transition proceed at warp speed
and that she finds that special someone
and that she lives the life that she imagines
during this solar revolution!
***HUGS***,
Juli
- At 1:06am on August 11, 2011,
Adeena Dawn Forrester said… Happy Birthday!!!
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A cornerstone has been achieved.
Posted on September 24, 2011 at 10:48am 9 Comments 0 Likes
A major cornerstone has been achieved with the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" - DADT. The compromise that President Clinton settled for after negotiations to halt expulsion and criminalizing gay and lesbian members of the armed forces in the military in December 21, 1993, has come to an end.
Before Clinton’s compromise, gay and lesbian soldiers were criminally prosecuted, sentenced, jailed and expelled from all the branches in of the military,…
We achieved A Milestone, lets celebrate and continue working toward changes . . .
Posted on December 18, 2010 at 5:00pm 8 Comments 0 Likes
Don’t ask, don’t tell has been repelled.
No so long ago in the company of several other advocates toward LGBT changes visited our representative, several other counties and their representative and our senator. As well, we never ceased to place calls or sent e-mails to all members of our government that were against consideration and legislation of two particular bills…
Read More Just growing old or growing wiser?
Posted on April 6, 2010 at 11:07am 6 Comments 0 Likes
Just growing old or growing wiser?
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This aging thing is one of those that are better left to humor... but getting older is one of the two unavoidable absolutes in life. But who as heck wants to get older? Believe it or not, I was! since my teens all the way to my late 30's. And it wasn’t because I wanted to be wiser. I just never represented my true age. Same I don’t represent - not even today, but it’s getting closer and closer as I…
Read More What is sexy, feminine and nice to look at? Short, to the point and no parts! lol
Posted on April 2, 2010 at 11:00am 17 Comments 0 Likes
What is sexy, feminine and nice to look at?
Note: inspired by one of us at PE.
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For the sake of writing a light blog, I decided to invite you to talk about something that has been the talk (at least inside our heads) for the longest time. I suppose you all had browsed a group or several to see the images that many of us had created over a period of time. Am sure you’ve found many fantastic depictions of sexy and…
Read More The Grand Quest. 2/2
Posted on April 1, 2010 at 10:21am 19 Comments 0 Likes
The Grand Quest.
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We are talking about life and all that logic that at some point, reveal that in reality we are reluctant so see the truth in each of us. Therefore we are caught and react the wrong way: defensively. I can’t tell others that this or that is not what they think or what reality is. Almost everyone prefers to stick to their "truth" and such has been and is "manufactured" among us, by us. It seems to legitimize the natural…
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