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Thursday, August 31, 2006

Ahh, so that's why I'm so skint at the moment

Blogger Joanna  Same here...

Lend us a tenner.... 
Anonymous Isobel  Spending £88 a day? I was lucky if I had that to spend for a week - for the two of us.
Mind you, all these new-fangled decimal pounds still confuse me. Bring back the groat ;o) 
Blogger Jane  £88 a day! Not round my jar of toffees. Somebody must have had a far better time than me. Unless the journos have only been interviewing themselves. So what with the cocaine and prada habits to maintain it begins to make sense. 
Anonymous Steph Angel  34... Ah them were the days... Two bob for a pint, tuppence hapenny for a bag of chips, penny chews, and mobile phones the size of a house!!!

It doesn't get any better by the way :-/ 
Blogger Clarissa  34... If I start saving now I should be able to afford the sort of expenditure indicated by the time that age rolls round. 
Anonymous Genette  The article finishes with this gem:
"Think about it: every man and woman in the UK has, on average, one breast and one testicle. Now that's gender equality."

I think we need more of Becky's maths classes... 
Blogger Connie Cox  Hmm I have until Saturday to sabe...bugger! 
Blogger Kath Adams  My thought process went something like...

£88.88 per day? Rubbish! That's err.. [scrambles for calculator, taps in 88.88*365] ahh, almost exactly my salary.

And how much more have I got in the bank this year compared to this time last year? Bog all.

So the only thing wrong is I reached that state six years too late (or I'm really only 34?).

I'd have a damn site more in the bank if Per Una & Next weren't available on-line! 
Blogger Connie Cox  hmm Nice typing by me there 
Anonymous Tiffany  Wonder how much it'll be in 14 years...when I'm 34... 
Anonymous Tiffany  Okay, the fact that no one said anything after me makes me feel very depressing. Forget I was even born, and return to the other dialogues already in progress. 
Blogger Becky  Aw Tiff! I think the conversation had died anyway, I don't think it's your fault. :-) 
Anonymous Tiffany  Okay, so it's just the fact that I'm across an ocean and the conversation was already over. Not just me. Gotcha. 

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Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Becky wuz here (and here... and here...)

So Flickr have properly integrated geotagging into their service, and it seems to work quite well.

I've spent a semi-constructive hour or so going through my old pics and tagging some of them with their locations. At first I just did the ones of interesting architecture and such, but then I thought: why not the ones of me too?

After all, Becky does get about a bit (quiet down at the back).

Early Morning on the Beach, Barcelona

So now you can find out just exactly where pictures like the one above were taken, if you were so moved.

One thing that annoys me a little is that they've used Yahoo's mapping service, which is a poor imitation of Google Maps. Flickr freely admit it's not as detailed as it should be, and are promising to work on it, but at the moment I'm wishing Google had bought Flickr and not Yahoo!

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Blogger Jane  Yahoo Maps are piss poor compared to Google Maps. 
Anonymous Magpie  I've spent far too much time over the last two days playing with this new toy, and I must say that while Yahoo maps are generally rubbish in comparison to google (coverage of birmingham is piss poor) there have been a few places where yahoo has actually had better coverage. 
Blogger Becky  Yeah you're right Clair, in some places the satellite coverage is better, it will be nice when they get proper road maps for the UK too.

I found the best technique was to find places in Google Maps, then switch to satellite view, and compare it to the satellite view in Flickr! :-) 
Blogger Jessica  2 things bothered me about their mapping thing, the yahoo maps are crap, and they don't geotag the images! The geotagging format is a common microstandard that loads of other utils make use of, they could have at least offered it as an option. It wouldn't have been half as bad if they had a proximity search in their api but they don't!

Oh and bex I'm listening to the soundtrack from our Barcelona DVD :) 
Blogger Cathii Scott  I agree that the Yahoo maps are aweful. Apparently the river that runs right through the middle of Perth is actually the Canning River and not the Swan River as every other map in the world shows it.

And what is with these markings on the maps that don't correspond with any feature I know of. Double dashed blue lines.... what are they? Alien landing zones? 
Anonymous Magpie  "I found the best technique was to find places in Google Maps, then switch to satellite view, and compare it to the satellite view in Flickr! :-) "

That's exactely what I was doing. One can only hope that now the yahoo maps are exposed to a much larger audience they'll invest more time in upgrading them. 
Anonymous Eduardo Manchon  For those of you who are from areas not well covered by Yahoo Maps, like England or Australia, our project Panoramio may be interesting. I mean, not like an alternative to Flickr, but just like a place focused in geolocated photos with Google Maps.

In Panoramio you can locate your photos via drag and drop interface using Google Maps. You can also watch the photos in Google Earth through KML feed.

Hope you like it, we have been working very hard on it

Eduardo 
Blogger jessica_sweet_tv_mx  It is a great idea indeed, to locate were pics were taken, but indeed the yahoo maps, don't have the capability or detail to do it properly 

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Tuesday, August 29, 2006

For pity's sake...

It's hard to sum up how much stuff like this pisses me off.

Being female, whether you've got a uterus or not, doesn't give you some God-given right to ridicule males. I think certain trannies seem to think that making piss-poor sexist jokes about men somehow makes them appear more like fully paid-up members of the female sex.

It doesn't. It makes them look facile and deluded.
Blogger VB-W  But everyone who's posting to this group has a dick anyway... 
Blogger Charlee Brown  It is a bit surreal. And OTT, I mean, men aren't THAT bad ;) 
Anonymous Tiffany  ...I rather like men.

What they're doing confuses me more than a little.. 
Blogger Connie Cox  If you think that's bad you should see some of the stuff on Roses ;-) 
Blogger hannaviolane  couldnt agree more becky, its like sexual equality gone mad sometimes i feel, ive worked in all female environments before and while that can have its girlie advantages the down side being, when the females are pissed off at their own male partners for whatever reason, its a 'lets slag ALL men off free for all!' and they would love to boast the 'men cant multi-task' thing as well

female multi tasking?:- attempting to do 5 things at once, completing 3 of them badly or wrongly and fouling up the other 2!

read the comment about the useless peice of skin at the end etc.....are some of these people on something!?! phah! 
Anonymous Isobel  Throwing rocks at people from the top of an ivory tower is bad enough, but from an imaginary one...?

Don't tar everyone with the same brush. 
Blogger Cathii Scott  Hmmm, would it be inappropriate to throw in an amazingly sexist joke at this point? 
Blogger Karol Cross  Would it make a difference if any of it was actually funny?

If it made you smile, instead of making you cringe and think "God I hope my friends don't see this?" 
Blogger Jane  Karol - interesting point, I don't think it is possible for jokes that are so full of loathing of men, like those are, to be funny.

Now there are plenty of funny jokes that comment on the male condition, just are there ones that comment on the female one. Jokes that come from life and observation have a place, rubbish like that doesn't. 

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Pyroclastic Flo

Is going to be my drag name, I've decided.

This might be related to me watching a thing about volcanoes on BBC2.

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Their quiet big

Tranny and TV cartoon strip

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Anonymous Tiffany  HAHAHA. 
Blogger Joanna  Great stuff. Can you do my site too?

And who writes *giggle* on a website eh? ;-) 
Blogger Siobhan Curran  There is not enough Comic Sans on the intarweb

*gnart* 
Blogger Stegbeetle  Very good, although too few exclamation marks to be realistic!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Incidentally, your attention is drawn to
http://simunation.blogspot.com/2006/08/curses.html

which I thought was funny. 
Blogger Connie Cox  Shiteplayer...pmsl! 
Blogger Charlee Brown  I hope you appreciate, that my non-queer friends are being drawn into this by your comic ;) Exceeellllent :D 
Blogger Jane  It's the squishy and not completely downloaded pictures that really tickle me.

Steg - Sim's curses cartoon is brill too, very talented cartoonist. 
Blogger Joanna  And it could be improved by a patterned background, preferably animated. 
Anonymous fairly-odd  And where's the obligatory disclaimer on the first page? You know the one: i'm a trans****, blah, blah, so click here to enter or here to leave??

Oh, and that background .bmp is much too boring... 
Blogger Freiya  very funny :) i love the bad spelling.... 
Anonymous Alli' Cat'  Arf, arf!
*snigger* ;-) 
Blogger jessica_sweet_tv  And the flash animations?? 
Blogger Karol Cross  Comic Sans and *giggle*? Wow Siobhan will be happy!

Have to agree with Jane, its the huge thumbnails which made me laugh. Although a repeating photo as a background is also one of my pet peeves.

p.s.
Can I ask is it an age thing (or is it just me?) but am I the only one who really doesn't see the point of yahoo 360 and myspace? 

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Thursday, August 24, 2006

Tranny Makeup - The Becky Way (Part One)

I get the occasional email from newbie trannies asking me how to get started with cosmetics. I normally end up firing off an email with some of the basic things I've learned. Each email ends up being pretty similar, so I thought, why not write down everything I know about makeup in one place?

So here it is, my guide to tranny makeup.

The first thing to say is that this is by no means definitive. And what works for me may not work for you at all. Everyone is different, and everyone finds their own best practices. So this is my personal guide to what works for me. That's why I called it the Becky Way. If you want a second opinion, I suggest Miss K's excellent tips. She'll tell you to do it completely differently. Neither of us is wrong.

In the beginning I used to experiment a lot, but when I find something that works, I tend to stick to it. I'm not one for trying new techniques very often, especially as normally when I'm getting ready I'm in a hurry, and experimenting leads to mistakes which leads to delays. If you're reading this and you're already good at doing your own makeup you'll probably think some of my techniques are dumb, and you're probably right. But, like I said, they work for me.

That's why everything is written from my point of view. Read each sentence as if it starts "in my opinion" or "in my experience". If you think that what I'm talking about will work for you too, then try it. Just don't blame me if it doesn't!

Attitude

The first thing that it's important to get right is how to approach makeup. We're not trying to emulate how a woman applies makeup, we're trying to emulate how a woman looks with makeup on. It's the difference between method and result. Girls don't use makeup in the same way that trannies do. Girls already tend to have feminine features, so they use makeup to enhance and add colour. Guys tend not to have feminine features, so makeup serves to modify the shape of the face, as well as enhancing and adding colour.

Horrendous generalisation: most woman haven't a clue how to do tranny makeup. Of course, they'll tell you that they've had a whole lifetime of practice, but it's practice on their own girlish faces! Their whole ethos is "less is more", and "subtle is better". This works really well on a female face, on a male face it tends to get lost in the general cragginess and blokishness. Ask a girl who's never made up a guy to do your makeup and, while the result will be expertly applied and beautifully subtle, you'll look like a geezer wearing expertly applied and beautifully subtle makeup.

Don't listen to girls, they're scary and they carry cooties. Listen to me!

My ethos is more is less: put more on than a girl would, and you'll look more like a girl.

Within reason, obviously. Put on too much slap and you'll look like a clown, or a bad drag queen.

But "drag queen" isn't necessarily anathema to trannies. Actually, a lot of what I do is based on drag queen makeup techniques. This is because drag queens tend to be doing an extreme version of what we want to achieve. Drag queens want to over-emphasize all the feminine features: high thin eyebrows, strong cheekbones, full lips, wide eyes. By taking what the best drag queens do and throttling it back a few notches, we can get results which feminize the male face enough to make it look girlish but not too "draggy".

Time and Patience

One of the most important things when working with makeup is giving yourself enough time.

A tranny once asked me how long it took me to get ready. I said "all told, about three hours".

They laughed and said that was a ridiculous amount of time, and it never took them more than 30 minutes.

I smiled and thought, "yeah, it shows".

Of course, every tranny has a different idea of how much they want to achieve, and how long they want to spend on achieving it. From a cold start, it takes me about three hours. Of course, that includes cleaning, de-fuzzing, plucking, dressing, re-dressing, wigging, bejeweling, manicuring and perfuming; as well as the actual time spent making up my face!

The important thing is that good makeup takes time. Especially when you're new at it. It's important not to feel rushed, because that's when you make mistakes which are hard to fix.

Also it's important to have patience. During the process of making up you're going to look worse before you start looking better. In my early days messing about with makeup I used to get half way through applying foundation, see my Bride-of-Frankenstien reflection in the mirror, and give up. With makeup, things never really come together until you've completely finished, don't get too disheartened half-way through.

...

Wow, a lot of writing and we've not even touched the makeup case yet! In the next installment I'll write about my essential kit, and how to prepare your face.

That is, if you're interested? :-/

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Blogger April Angell  Lauren Scarlet also has some great makeup guides for a third opinion... 
Blogger Becky T  Eewww, yuck, I've got cooties! I'm sure I never used to! Do hormones cause them? 
Blogger Siobhan Curran  What exactly are "cooties"? I've always wondered.

(I, for one, am interested to hear the next installment BTW. I'm forever fucking up my make-up) 
Blogger Jane  What are cooties? and why are they bad?

You forgot about 3 re-dressings 
Blogger Kat  Or you could merely direct them to this, as ably produced by our mate Kymme.

http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=tszuje 
Blogger Charlee Brown  Erm, where's the one for us cootie carriers who need a lesson? 
Anonymous Alli' Cat'  More please.
B.T.W. For 'cooties', try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooties 
Blogger VB-W  How about making a video of this for YouTube?

If anyone can make hits out of 'How to make up like a chav' and 'How to make a pancake' you could be onto a winner. 
Blogger Julie Budd  Thanks for taking the time to do this excercise. Looking forward to th enext instalment.

So far so good, I've got my mirror and my three hours... now please hurray up! 

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Trannies like me like Meh

Uncovered at last:

BBC researcher reveals Miss K's first name to be "Meh". :-D

Do you get the feeling some researcher didn't actually do any research?
Blogger Charlee Brown  ROFL 
Anonymous fairly-odd  :-D !!! 
Blogger Siobhan Curran  I love how it says "sorry to email you out of the blue". Not only a lack of research, but also a complete "missing the point" understanding of what a comment on a weblog is... 
Blogger Miss K  meh 

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Wednesday, August 23, 2006

A slow news day, even by Norfolk standards

Final item on tonight's Look East:

"And a moos-flash from the farm: cows have accents!"
Blogger sim  It made radio 2 also. 
Anonymous Tidy  Blimey is "Look East" still on? That brings back memories. Is the EDP still in print too? 
Blogger Jane  Yep and Yep 
Blogger Jane  It also made R4 they spent about 3 mins discussing the science behind it on the 6 o'clock news 
Blogger Becky  I bet they didn't use the "moos-flash" pun. 
Blogger Jessica  It must have made it to radio 1 too, because I had a dream this morning about a huge heffa with a leeds accent. Must have been Chris Moyles 
Blogger VB-W  Go ahead. Milk it for all it's worth. 
Blogger Kris  Incidentally, did you hear that the other week a cow won a Nobel Prize?

Apparently it was outstanding in its field. 
Anonymous NH  Personally, I have no beef with that pun. It could have been worse; they could have said "Shake, Cattle and Roll".

Time to hoof it out of here. It's been veally good seeing your site again, Becky. 
Blogger Becky  With puns like these, who needs enemies. ;-) 

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Tuesday, August 22, 2006

Saucy Minx

Tranny and TV cartoon strip

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Anonymous Steph Angel  Ads by Google

Buy Saucy Minx on eBay!!!

These are getting WAY surreal now :D 
Blogger Becky  What's so surreal about a television having an inflatible radio as an imaginary sex partner?

... oh ...

I'm on a downward spiral, aren't I? :-/ 
Anonymous Zaida Angel  Surreal == Awesome, in my opinion. 
Blogger Siobhan Curran  That digital camera is HAWT 
Anonymous Alli' Cat'  Me likey - lots! 
Anonymous Natalie  OMG. The Mac commercial with the Japanese girl is the best one. And now you've ripped off it and used an inflatible radio in the same line of thought.....


That's bloody brilliant! 
Anonymous nick  cute and funny, and a little bit sexy. 

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Sunday, August 20, 2006

Don't you know who we are?

This weekend Jane finally completed her Grand Tour of my semi-regular tranny haunts. Having blown out Pink due to the weather, and on a bit of a whim, I decided to take her to the Fox and Hounds in Essex.

It's a bit of a trek from my place (in fact it's about the furthest distance you can travel in a straight line within East Anglia), so I don't make the trip as often as I'd like. Which is a shame because it's a quite nice venue. A little oasis of camp in the Essex countryside!

In fact, this was the first time I'd been in over a year. It's not changed much. They've knocked through a wall to put the pool table in it's own room, and they no longer seem to serve food (as far as I could tell), but that's about it.

There were only two other trannies there, which seemed a little unusual. Wednesday is their regular "tranny night" and the place is heaving with us, but there's usually a smattering at the weekend too. Perhaps Pink over in Cambridge was a bigger draw than I'd expected.

Jane and I had been there a while soaking up the atmosphere and enjoying people-watching when a tranny who'd arrived after us came over and said hello. She asked if we were together, and seemed suprised that Jane was accepting of me as a tranny. I explained that Jane had known about Becky before we'd even met, as we'd both got blogs.

Blank looks. Jane explained what a blog was, and how she'd got to know me a little through mine.

She then got the idea that maybe Jane fancied trannies, and it took a bit of explaining that Jane hadn't been trawling the net for trannies (she wasn't, she promises me!) it was just that she was OK with it, and found it kinda fun.

She then wanted to know how often I dressed, from my "look" she'd expected me to be full time (I'd made about my usual amount of effort). Then she asked if Jane was prepared for me to start wanting to dress "more and more"?

I explained that I was a pretty casual tranny, and since my early days of being out I'd actually dressed less and less, and in fact the last time I'd fully dressed up was Sparkle.

More blank looks, so we explained that Sparkle was a big tranny meet back in June, then incredulous looks that I'd not dressed in over a month.

It was at this point I decided I'd much rather be elsewhere. So Jane and I went dancing.

Meeting that tranny made me realise that I'm living in a bit of a bubble when it comes to where I think we are at. The we in the title doesn't refer to me and Jane (I'm not that big headed, honest), it refers to Trannies Like Me.

If you're reading this and you're a tranny, then Trannies Like Me probably includes You.

Trannies Like Me have, or seek, partners who see them as a whole. Parters who are neither repelled by trannies nor actively seek them.

Trannies Like Me know that these partners are special, but not unusual.

Trannies Like Me aren't defined by how often we dress, we're defined just by the fact that we dress, and we identify as a tranny because we dress.

Trannies Like Me are capable of wanting to look fantastic (I said "wanting", not often "managing") without wanting to go "full time".

Trannies Like Me feel a part of a wider community through the internet. We might not have blogs, we might not participate much, but we gain a wider understanding of what it means to be a tranny by seeing what other trannies are doing.

Trannies Like Me exist. Don't you know who we are?

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Anonymous Beki  Yey!!

Go "Trannies Like Me"! 
Blogger Kat  Indeed. We went to a ball on Saturday, where there were few Trannies Like Me and lots of Trannies Like That.

Amusingly scary. 
Blogger Miss K  There's another category - Trannies Like Meh 
Blogger Beckie J (Confessions of a Transitional Tranny)  I can identify so much with what you’re saying. One of the things that draws me to your blog, and a couple of other ‘Trannies Like Me’ ones, is the sheer open-mindedness, intelligence and general good-will that exudes from them. Being a trannie is also a state-of-mind - in a way the dressing up is ‘just’ a fun declaration of this. 
Blogger Valerie S  If Trannies Like That never see Trannies Like Me, how could they be anything else?
Give an opportunity. Adopt a Tranny Like That today! 
Anonymous NH  Wise words there, mate.

I smiled wryly at the other tranny's usual suspects list of questions and remarks. It's like the tranny chat room 101 of conversation topics (maybe she had bought the Wheel-O-Tranny-Topics). 
Anonymous Erika Baarova  What a wonderful post, you can be sure of it.
I am a tranny like me but then I would be would I not? 
Blogger Pandora Caitiff  If the tranny you met didn't know about casual trannies, or blogs, I wonder where she got the location from? Apart from the bloggosphere and The Angels, I must admit I try not to indulge in tranny-culture online. (I think I grew out of Fictionmania when I went out dressed for the first time :) )

I suppose we must remember that not all trannies are like us, or you, or me, or whatever I'm trying to say here.. 
Blogger Gillian  trannies like me, muggles like me, everyone likes me, I'm just adorable.

Nice point on the partners who actively seek trannies, I don't want someone who wants me *because* I'm a tranny, I want someone who wants me *despite* being a tranny. 
Blogger Karol Cross  Spot on Becky. I guess we tend to surround ourselves with trannie friends who have a similar outlook to us. So its a bit of a shock when you come face to face with someone whos perspective is so alien.

And totally agree with Gillian, she is adorable! :o) And the partners thing too. Although I know I couldn't go out with a woman who didnt actively enjoy the trannie part of my life. And fancy the pant(ie)s off me! ;o) 
Anonymous Stephanie Delacey  When I first encountered the Wonderful World of Transvestism back in the mid 80s it seemed like you joined the Beaumont Society or nothing. It was rather hard to find anything out about them as they were so secretive but it all seemed a bit, well, odd to me. I wasn't at all inspired to join in the fun - so I ended up going underground for a long time. When I discovered Trannies Like Me through blogs and their attendant activities I was so excited. I had to become part of it. One of the things that made me excited was that when I did encounter Trannies Like Me I discovered that they weren't like me at all. That was brilliant, and liberating, to see that transvestites did indeed come in all kinds of packages. What had depressed me about old-style trannying was their insistence on there being a proper way to be a transvestite (my particular bugbear being "Transvestites aren't gay, oh no" - er, right, that's told me). What I find curious, and what I want to ask Trannies Like That, is why they aren't excited by our brave new world. What makes them see the old ways as preferable? Of course, we'll never know - because they don't blog and tell us what they think about anything. 
Blogger Connie Cox  Oh I see a whole new thing here.
TLM badges, t-shirts, makeup, perfume etc etc

T L M! T L M! T L M!
It could work.....honest! 
Blogger Michelle Faith  when I found out a few years ago that I could be a tranny like that it blew me away. it was great fun and a totally freeing thought 
Anonymous Michelle Grrrl  Hear! Hear! The internet has completely blown the lid of alot of preconceptions about what being a tranny entails, which has helped me come on leaps and bounds.

Before I felt I would be a total outcast from any scene, as the librarian with too much blusher look never really suited me, and I don't like Shania Twain. Still to find a tranny club that plays The Fall though.. 

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Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Morph me beautiful

I've just been playing with the demo version of My Perfect Picture.

By analysing survey data on what makes a face good-looking, the software developers have developed a "beauty function" to quantify attractiveness.

Using a this function, this software can now adjust digital portraits to fit more closely to the ideal, so that they look more "attractive".

Two things interest me about this. Firstly, the generally ethics of it. Is it "cheating" to electronically change the shape of your face in a picture to make yourself look more attractive than you actually are?

Probably yes. But then again, makeup and camera angles can change the shape of a face in a similar ways, are they "cheating" too? And everyone with an ounce of savvy in digital photography knows how to fiddle with levels and touch-up tools to make themselves look better. Where do you draw the line as to what's acceptable digital manipulation and what isn't?

I'd draw the line somewhere well before morphing your face, but that's a gut feeling rather than based on any hard-and-fast criteria.

The other interesting thing is that you can set it to work to a feminine or a masculine ideal, in fact the demo version of the software only works for female faces. That's not going to stop an enterprising tranny like me from trying the obvious: a female transform on their male mug!

The results were... strange. It looked like a more female version of me, but it didn't look like me.

One of the great things when I see good pics of Becky is the feeling of seeing a girl who looks like me. Using this software on my tranny pics would probably generate a more female-looking picture, but it wouldn't look like me, and wouldn't give me the same rush.

So maybe that's where you draw the line: when you reach the point during "enhancement" that you can't see yourself in a picture anymore, then you're cheating.