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Lydia - Los Angeles 2021 Pride Queen

How you represent yourself to the world and what you want from others must be consistent. For example, if you dress like a woman but don't want people to label you trans, you must act like a woman.

I don't care how other people perceive us; we can't change that. However, how we feel about ourselves is more important than how we feel about others. We spend all of our time in our own heads. Before you can be friends with other people, you must first be your own best friend. Love yourself first, then love others.

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Los Angeles Pride Festival - Valentina Ignacia - Miss Trans Star Chile 2020

El 27 de diciembre del 2019 comenzó a regir en Chile la aprobada Ley de identidad de género, que consiste en modificar nuestra partida de nacimiento, con un nuevo nombre y el "sexo" el cual te identificas.

Sólo podemos realizarlo mayores de 18 años y niños de 14 años, éstos últimos con autorización de sus padres . Aun no hay leyes que penalicen la transfobia ni menos seguros médicos o inserción laboral aun ni hablar.

Todo es reciente y en mi opinión, acabamos de comenzar a visibilizar la comunidad trans, asi también toda la comunidad lgbtiq+. Queda mucho por lograr.

On December 27, 2019, the approved Gender Identity Law began to take effect in Chile, which consists of modifying our birth certificate, with a new name and the "sex" which you identify yourself with. We can only do it over 18 years of age and children of 14 years, the latter with permission from their parents. There are still no laws that criminalize transphobia, or even less health insurance or job placement, not even talking. Everything is recent and in my opinion, we have just started to make the trans community visible, as well as the entire LGBTQ + community. Much remains to be achieved.

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Elizabeth

Hi I’m Elizabeth, I am a woman and a Latina, and also transgender, i am a triple minority. The struggles I endure in my journey make me a stronger kinder individual, with that I see everyone as equal and treat everyone the same never judge anyone by their looks. I am a fighter and will continue to fight everyday of my life to be myself. I want to help others in anyway I can, even if it’s just spreading positivity. Many people have put me down for who I am or didn’t think I had it in me, but I surprised them, I’m much stronger then they thought. One thing I have to say and hope you take after reading this is “Be kind to others and humble yourself, love yourself and remember everything is possible if you push yourself”.

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Lisa Belle

« Feminity is not about your body or face. It’s a state of mind...

And a lot of others keys and tips that will add one to each other, make you a feminine person chic and sexy »

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Katie

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Pinky - Cosplay is fun

My advice for a beginner cosplayer would be to just be yourself.

For most people, cosplay is a way to escape reality.

Just because you cosplay a certain character does not mean you have to act like that character.

When I cosplay I'm not worried about being too into character, I'm mostly in it to have fun. Which leads into my second piece of advice, have fun. Always have fun when you are doing anything, whether it is for cosplay or not.

Having fun, to me, is one of the more important parts of cosplaying.

Unique Clicks Photography Art

I am a photographer located in the Central Valley of California, I frequent between Sacramento and the Bay Area to shoot.

I have always loved photography, having never taken a photography class I’ve learned a lot on my own, through trial and error. Over the past few years I’ve attended several workshops, read a lot of books but mostly it has just been just trying out new things and learning from each experience.

Dejha

My advice for young girls wanting to model would be if you want it, work for it and you can have it.

That not only applies to modeling but with life in general. Modeling is a hard industry to get into. You either have to have “the look” or be well connected to really make it to the top.

It takes a lot of time, hard work and patience to be a model. It took me years to finally meet the right person to jumpstart my career in modeling and at times I wanted to give up because I wasn’t seeing progress.

I’m glad I didn’t give up on my dream to be a model because it’s truly my passion. If you’re willing to put in the work and keep pushing through even when it gets tough, you will make it. It’s not going to happen overnight but once you get to a certain level in your career it’ll only motivate you to go harder until you get to the top.