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A bikini or two-piece is a type of women's swimsuit, characterized by two separate parts — one covering the breasts, the other the groin (and optionally the buttocks), leaving an uncovered area between the two garments. It is often worn in hot weather and while swimming. The shapes of both parts of a bikini closely resemble women's underwear, and the lower part of a bikini can therefore range from the more revealing thong or g-string to briefs and the more modest square-cut shorts.

in recent years, many underwear retailers have begun selling Men's bikini underwear. For men, a bikini is a type of undergarment that is smaller and more revealing than men's briefs. Sometimes the term bikini is used to describe the type of man's swimsuit also known as a speedo although men's bikini swimsuits do exist that are not brief like. Men's bikinis can have both high or low side panels and normally rest lower than the true waist or at the upper hips. Most men's bikinis lack a button or flap front. Many do not have a visible waistband like briefs. Companies like Hanes, Fruit of the loom, Jockey, Joe Boxer, and Target-created brand Merona commonly sell Men's Bikinis, as well as thongs and g-strings for men.

Source: http://www.makezine.org

The question whether transgenderism is a disease is hotly debated in both the medical and transgender community. This paper seeks to reconcile this question by defining disease, examining the moral meanings of classification as a disease, and with this model clarifying both what is meant by treatment and whether the state of being transgender is in fact a disease. 

Disease: A clinically significant adverse effect or experience for an organism due to an interaction between one or more biological traits of that organism and the environment in which it resides. 

This definition recognizes the fact that abstracted from its environment, whether a given genotype or phenotype is a disease cannot be accurately determined. An illustrative example is  non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM.)[1] The genes (and proteins and cellular phenotype they produce) which in the developed world results in NIDDM are not a disease when abstracted from their environment. When examined independent of an environment that provides an abundance of food and a relatively sedentary lifestyle, this 'thrifty phenotype' that preserves energy, stores fat efficiently, and provides energy stores for times of famine can be a positive trait.

Source: http://www.beaumontsociety.org.uk/wobs/wifesperspective.html

After two years of marriage you've just found out our husband is a transvestite - what the hell do you do now?

At 22 years of age I was an 'innocent', naive to the point where I thought sex meant the missionary position and I didn't understand anything about transvestism, gay relationships and sexual diversity, so as you can imagine my partners 'confession' came as quite a bombshell. I didn't know who to turn to, felt disgusted and ashamed and extremely lonely. Since then, and having been made to watch over the years, chat shows on the subject, and read any articles that could be found it seems the tide is changing and many wives will now readily accept their husbands wish to fulfil their need to dress and act as a woman. But for every willing wife there will be one that is shocked, scared and alone. 26 years on I hope my experiences and insight can help other couples that may find themselves in a similar situation.
Firstly lets try and explode some of the myth by defining common terms in use today.
 

Source: health24.com

  The gender reassignment process

Changing the appearance of your body to that of the opposite sex is a long process. This is because being viewed as female, or male, has a lot more to do with performance and role, than it has to do with what is between your legs.

Gender reassignment as a process, follows the same path for FTMs (female to males) as well as MTFs (male to females) at the beginning.

Beyond surgery there are formal changes that need to be made to personal documentation such as passports, identity documents and the like. When you undergo gender reassignment, your whole world has to shift at every level.

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Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for transgender and transsexual people replaces the hormonessex. Its purpose is to cause the development of the secondary sex characteristics of the desired gender. It can not undo the changes produced by the first natural occurring puberty of transgender people, this is done by sexual reassignment surgery and for transwomen by epilation. Some intersex people also receive HRT, either starting in childhood to confirm the gender they were assigned, or later, if this assignment has proven to be incorrect. naturally occurring in their bodies with those of the other

Source: http://www.gothicsubculture.com/ 

Origins of Gothic

There's a very thorough article about the history and growth of the gothic movement called Undead Undead Undead that appeared in Alternative Press in November of 1994. This article is posted in the News Articles section.

Two musicians most often credited as the "Grandfather" and "Grandmother" of Goth: Peter Murphy (formerly of Bauhaus, now doing solo work) and Siouxsie Sioux (formerly of Siouxsie and the Banshees, now with The Creatures). Bauhaus released their first single in 1979. Siouxsie and the Banshees first formed in a haphazard fashion in 1976 and released their first single in 1978. The statement is often made that Sioux was the one who coined the term "gothic" when she mentioned it was the new direction the band was taking. Entranced: the Siouxsie and the Banshees Story suggests that the music press, not Sioux, were the ones who tagged Siouxsie and the Banshees with the label "gothic."