Transgender Day of Remembrance
Today we remember all the trans people who have lost their lives from hate, intolerance and prejudice. Because I believe people need education on this, they don’t understand how we can feel this way. Many people think it is unnatural and that we are playing “GOD”. If they really took the time to understand that this is not something we wished upon ourselves or that it is something that we control. It is what it is. If you can look at someone like me who was so hateful towards myself and others before I decided to go through transition,then maybe you can see how this is a positive thing not a negative thing.
If you know anyone who needs to be educated on this subject please take the time to do it.
In memory of my Dog
When I moved to a small town in Mexico one of the things I noticed was the amount of dogs on the street. I got involved with dog rescue.
Donated my time to helping find dogs homes. Became a foster Dad.
But one dog came to me and I fell in love. His name was Tad. He was a Brazilian Mative. 160 pounds.
He was super sick from no food and tons of ticks. I nursed him back to health. He was an amazing dog.
He was never fully better. Had tons of health problems but was a big ass lover and great guard to my home.
So after 5 years he was super sick one day, Could not walk. I took him in to the vet and he xrayed him and he had cancer all over his leg.
Vet said he had maybe 2 weeks. They had already put him on a sleepy med so they could xray him because everyone was scared of him
( these dogs are outlawed in many states) So I just knew I had to put him down because he would be better not suffering. I was crying so much the doctor left the room.
So It has been one year since then and I miss him every fucking day!! But he is here in spirit!
I miss you Tad!
WOOF!
Dad
In memory of my dog Tad
IdeaCity10 Toronto
Ok yes I have been talking about this for a while because I have been so excited and nervous at the same time. This past week I had the huge honor of speaking at IdeaCity10 in Toronto. The reason I am so excited is because it shows an interest in what I have to say outside of my adult work. Don’t get me wrong I LOVE doing my adult work but it has been super limiting to me an my message of empowerment and not fitting into this box that everyone wants us to fit in.
Moses Znaimer gets that and had the balls to invite me to this event to present my idea of what makes us a man or a woman and about my ideas on sexuality. It was so incredable to see the response from the people there. Never in my wildest dreams would I have imagined that these people would be so open to my message. It made me feel empowered beyond belief. It actually made me have renewed faith in humans!
These are just regular people who had never even heard of me before, Though they do come to this event with open minds I was not expecting what I got. Grown men coming up to me telling me they had tears in their eyes when I was speaking, That I need to take my message and run with it. How important it is! Woman telling me how brave I am how I should be teaching the world on how to be a man! hahaa! How cool is that.
So here are some photos from the IdeaCity photographer Gene Driskill
Thanks to all of you I am able to spread my message and change the world!
WOOF!!
Buck Angel
