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User:mzmartipants (793296)
It's MzMartiPants to you!
Existence is Breathing, Loving is Life
Name:Marti Abernathey
Website:Marti Abernathey.com
Location:Beech Grove, Indiana, United States
Birthdate:10-17
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Bio:In this Journal, my pen is a delicate needle point, tracing out a graph of temperament so as to show its daily fluctuations: grave and gay, up and down, lamentation and revelry, self-love and self-disgust. You get here all my thoughts and opinions, always irresponsible and often contradictory or mutually exclusive, all my moods and vapours, all the varying reactions to environment of this jelly which is I. - (W.N.P. Barbellion)


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"I thought myself really and truly a woman. I have tried to find out how such a strange pleasure came to me, and I take it to be in this way. It is an attribute of God to be loved and adored, and man - so far as his weak nature will permit - has the same ambition, and it is beauty which creates love, and beauty is generally woman's portion ... . I have heard someone near me whisper, "There is a pretty woman," I have felt a pleasure so great that it is beyond all comparison. Ambition, riches, even love cannot equal it." - François Timoléon Abbé de Choisy

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"Today, I see beauty everywhere I go,
in every face I see, in every single soul.
And sometimes, even in myself."
-Kevyn Aucoin


"Marriage has been undermined by divorce, so don't tell me about marriage. You're not going to lecture me about marriage. People should look at their own life and look in their own mirror. Marriage has been undermined for a number of years if you look at the facts and figures on it. Don't blame the gay and lesbian, transgender and transsexual community. Please don't blame them for it."

Mayor Richard M. Daley on the suggestion that gay marriage would somehow undermine the institution of marriage between a man and a woman, 2/18/2004

"Indeed, if you want to know whether today people believe in democracy, if you want to know whether they are true democrats, if you want to know whether they are human rights activists, the question to ask is, 'What about gay people?' Because that is now the litmus paper by which this democracy is to be judged."

"There are four burdens, which gays, along with every other despised group, whether it is blacks following slavery and reconstruction, or Jews fearful of Germany, must address. The first is to recognize that one must overcome fear. The second is overcoming self-hate. The third is overcoming self-denial. The fourth burden is more political. It is to recognize that the job of the gay community is not to deal with extremist who would castrate us or put us on an island and drop an H-bomb on us.

The fact of the matter is that there is a small percentage of people in America who understand the true nature of the homosexual community. There is another small percentage who will never understand us. Our job is not to get those people who dislike us to love us. Nor was our aim in the civil rights movement to get prejudiced white people to love us. Our aim was to try to create the kind of America, legislatively, morally, and psychologically, such that even though some whites continued to hate us, they could not openly mainifest that hate. That's our job today: to control the extent to which people can publicly manifest antigay sentiment."
- Time on Two Crosses --The Collected Writings of Bayard Rustin

"I'm a sex machine to both genders. It's all very exhausting. I need a lot of sleep." - Rupert Everett


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Interests:145: activism, adobe photoshop, affection, androgyny, atheism, beauty, being bit, being obnoxious, bisexuality, black crowes, body art, body modification, books, boys in eyeliner, candles, cartoon network, cher, computers, cuddling, curiosity, curvy girls, death, demons, dexters lab, drag, drag queens, dyed hair, ebay, eminem, existentialism, eyeliner, f2m, femininity, femme, fischerspooner, freak, freaks, friedrich nietzsche, gays, geeky girls, genderbender, genderfucked, genderqueer, girls who wear glasses, glamour, glamrock, goa, good books, good times, goth boys, hair dye, hole, incense, indiana, indianapolis, izzard, jewelry, ketamine, kevin smith flicks, kissing, legs, lesbians, libra, lipgloss, lipstick, literature, long hair, long skirts, love, loving on my friends, lust, m2f, madonna, make-up, makeup, making faces, margaret cho, mini coopers, modernism, moulin rouge, mp3s, music, my chosen family, nail polish, nailpolish, nails, necks, nerdy girls, objectivism, painted nails, pansexuality, peircings, piercing, piercings, pink, platform boots, platform shoes, poetry, ponyfalls, pranks, pretty nails, punk, queers, radio, radiohead, rain, ramones, rap, reading, reincarnation, rock, rocky horror, rocky horror picture show, romance, rouk, running, salvia divinorum, sarcasm, scarification, sensuality, shopping, skirts, solitude, strange, stupid reality shows, tattoo art, tattoos, the matrix, theology, thighs, thinking, third sex, thrift stores, trance, tranny bois, transgender, transgendered people, transsexual, tribe 8, two-spirit, weirdness, will & grace, wisdom, writing, yummy smells
Schools:Clinton Young Elementary School - Indianapolis, IN (1973 - 1978)
Southport High School - Indianapolis, IN (1982 - 1986)
Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana - Indianapolis - Indianapolis, IN (1990 - 1994)
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People21:abelladonna, actressblue, angelly_bean, angiewarhol, botched_surgery, brenda_k_a, catskillmarina, cocoancream, daphne1d, fighting_in_sf, humminggirl, jonas77, lovingher, mb2u, msanborn, peaceofpie, saladbar, sarahs_muse, serene_orange, vainpoppy, zenostortoise
Communities5:love_the_jesus, mtf_undressed, stupid_im_award, trans_indiana, urban_flowerpot
Feeds1:transadv0cate
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