I know most “milestone” posts happen at the 100th post but . . . I go through long periods of inactivity so that might take a whole other year. So here’s to 50 posts! (and two drafts!!! and a list of at least 5-6 posts-to-be!)
I have to say that I’ve enjoyed blogging here. I feel like starting a WP blog connected me to a really cool and supportive trans and queer community, something that I never found on LJ when I first started over there about a year ago. Instead of hurtful comments and silly, immature arguments about who has the right to call themselves FTM (like on LJ), I found a diverse group of trans and queer folk of all stripes who support each other and discover new ideas through dialogue.
So, here are some stats to mark the 50th:
Total views: 9,017
Daily average: 31
Total comments: 389
5 posts with the most hits
Top 5 referrers
ftmfamilyadventures.blogspot.com
5 Most heartfelt posts
Reconciling motherhood and being a guy
Reconciling motherhood and being a guy II
Top 5 search terms
variations of tboy (t-boy, t boy)
tboy jacky (or tboyjacky, or jacky)
variations with the word “testosterone”
ftm blog
ftm transition
Top 5 clicks
jackysplace.wordpress.com (my other blog, that I may merge with this one)
http://www.cauldronfarm.com/writing/transpersonal2.html
http://www.tgcrossroads.org/news/archive.asp?aid=251
Anything else you want to know?
Yay for milestones! Boo for inactivity! You’re forgiven though ’cause you’re going to have a PhD. π
Yeah . . . unfortunately, I haven’t been able to clone myself to do everything I want to do at the same time π
Happy 50th, Jacky!
Cheers
Jillian
happy 50th. Hey I have a question. Is your facial hair for real and if it is what the hell am I doing wrong????
cris
Hey Cristopher;
Yes, it’s for real! But I had a lot of chin hair before even starting T. I spent most of my life desperately getting rid of it with Veet (YUK!) on an almost daily basis out of embarrassment when I was trying to be a girl. No longer! And now T has made it thicker. At 4 1/2 months, sideburns started to come in quite dark and it’s growing thicker every week. I think I’m just blessed with genetic predisposition. My dad was a very hairy man. Like him, I’ve also got hair on my back and it’s coming in on my chest and belly. Existing leg and arm hair is getting nice and thick and frizzy.