Kira Herdman

 This week there was a debate in Westminster hall that was brought about thanks to an E-Petition to legally recognise Non-Binary gender in the UK. As usual with the Conservatives, he was very transphobic. Here is more on that and 2 other stories this week. US Mass shooting blamed on Transgender People. US Republican Senator Paul Gosar spread baseless and transphobic rumour that the Texas School Shooter Salvatore Ramos was a "Trans Leftist Alien". This is the latest transphobic comment from a US Senator that makes me believe being trans in the US will not be safe soon. I hope our brothers and sisters in the US stay safe. Wise words from an excellent Author Shon Faye, the author of the excellent book "The Transgender Issue: An Argument for Justice" went on record to say why trans liberation is paramount for a more accepting future. She told "Now Then Magazine" "We've heard a lot about trans rights, about this idea that trans people deserve equality

Although since coming out I have been a lot happier than I have ever been but I have had, and still have Gender Dysphoria. Every trans person I know has it in one form or another. How has Gender Dysphoria hit me? For me it hits me hardest in 2 areas, Facial Hair and down below. Facial hair was easy to mitigate a lot, I shave every day. The other one not so much. Recently it has gotten a lot worse. I delt with it wrong for 2 reasons. 1. I never told anyone about it. It was driving me nuts inside so much so that I was thinking of self harming. Something you should NEVER do but when GD hits you, it hits you hard. 2. Something I saw on Amazon. Its for cross dressers but I got one to try. It came today and I am wearing it. A lot of the GD has subsided a lot since I started to wear it. There are 2 pics below. One of what I am on about and the other of me wearing it. Why does this matter. Well "the bulge" as I call it these days is something I can not stand. Every time I see it I li

 Before I start on the main subject of this post, here is an update from last weeks post about the abuse I suffered at the hands of my neighbour. The police took until Monday this week, that's 6 days, for them to phone me about this issue. They said they was going to give me a crime number, they have not done so. All I have is a log number. After a chat with the officer, who was very professional, he said there was not enough officers until now to contact me. He did say that thanks to no evidence he will call around and warn him of his abuse, and inform him that it will stay on his record and if he does it again he will be arrested. 6 Days to talk to an officer about transphobic abuse is way to long. UK Falling down the LGBTQAI+ Rankings again. The UK has dropped down to 14th on Europe's ranking for LGBTQAI+ Rights for the 3rd year running. When the Conservatives came to power to as recent as 2015 we was on top spot in the rankings. Last year we was ranked 10th. What is to blam

 I experienced my first abuse yesterday as I am writing this (Wednesday 4th) with someone who lives near me. At 2130 last night a neighbour started playing music so loud I couldn't hear my TV without turning it up. Bare in mind I have my TV plugged into a speaker system so it can go quite loud, I had to turn it up to 1/2 for me to even hear it. I usually have it on between 2-4%. So I got a stick and tapped his window where he was playing the music over my back garden wall. This guy came out speaking in a language I did not understand, tried to spit in my face. I told him to turn his music down so he then called me a "Gay B*****D and a Gay C***T" over and over again. He said meet me out front so he can do something to be, I didn't exactly catch what he said but I have an idea. After a minute or so I heard him shouting in the middle of the street "Come out Gay B*****D, Gay C***T, Gay T**T" and more, you get the idea. Now I am an ex soldier so it takes a lot fo