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Some of the most striking images from around the world on 2 October 2007. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/7024123.stm
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Thanks for the link, Donna.

TG gals at pageants like that one are wonderful to look at. I'd have to think that it's the day-to-day 'ordinary' TG women that change people's ideas about transgender and cross-dressing, though. I say that because it takes more adjustment on people's part to accept someone like me, for instance. Whereas those women are traditional beauty queens in appearance. It may still be a novelty to people, but it's probably not that hard to accept.
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I found it interesting that they even included the pageant photo with the photo grouping.
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Thanks for the link, Donna . . .

If it wasn't for the caption beneath that photo, I would not have known those were T-girls . . . they're beautiful!!

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DonnaT wrote:I found it interesting that they even included the pageant photo with the photo grouping.
What I'm saying is that it's pretty safe for them--they get the benefit of the "novelty," but the women are conventionally beautiful, so few people get upset by it. I don't blame the BBC for using the picture, though. It's fascinating to a lot of people, and they know that much about it.
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