[LAFF] Birthday reminder, maybe? And a request for those attending Softbowl this weekend...

[Mew]

Ummmmm.  Feel free to send a response privatly if this isn't for the list,
but...you brought it up.  What do you mean your mate isn't "legally
female"?  Are they a male to female transgender *if I have the term right*
or is there something else, or what?  That stood out more than anything else
in your post, and it confuses me.  How does one become legally female, or
how is one not legally female and can become one.

On 6/14/07, Susan Foxx <sbfoxx at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> My birthday, well, that's a bad day for me. You see, back in 1980, 21
> minutes after my bday ended, one of the most infuential men in my life was
> murdered. John Lennon.
>
> And in 1996, just 7 minutes after midnight, my real Dad passed away,
> before
> I could get to the hospital to say goodbye.
>
> And this is why I no longer have a birthday.
>
> To me, and to others as well, the use of "furry" terminology is fully
> acceptable. Whelpday, Pawfasting, such come to mind. I use them freely and
> often. My mate, Spectra, and I are going to be pawfasted at MFM this year.
> We are not pagan, so we are not getting handfasted. We are not religious,
> so
> we are not getting married, plus the fact that the law won't allow to
> Tgirls
> to get married, even if one is legally female, as I am, and she is not
> yet.
>
> Does that explain, or make things worse?
>
> Butterscotch
>
> On 6/14/07, Ken Redtail <kendricksredtail at tmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > Isn't that pretty much the same thing? That gets annoying occassionally
> > when furries use their own terminolgy, mostly when they replace any
> > happening of the word hand in a word with paw.
> > Now, if these dates are seperate (I know a few who do that) then pretty
> > awesome. What happened to your birthday though?
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