Tag: EGI

Rackets & balls

“Since I don’t look like every other girl, it takes a while to be okay with that. To be different. But different is good.”
-Serena Williams

Tennis is full of surprises and especially in terms of Elite Gender Inversion (EGI). As the new trend of pregnant female tennis players well demonstrate*, nothing is off limits when it comes to deploying the EGI agenda and test the public. Most of the audience are not aware they are being put through any form of test when they indulge in the game deployed on the various arenas – but in terms of performance it seems a big part might be won outside of the courts and rather fought on the testing grounds of EGI and its occult progress (or not). Continue reading Rackets & balls

Lumberjack Passion

“Nowadays there are even men who cut their hair to free themselves of the weight of it and they also shave their cheeks. Clearly such men have become slaves of luxurious living and are completely enervated, men who can endure being seen as womanish creatures, hermaphrodites, something which real men would avoid at all costs. How could hair be a burden to men? Unless, of course, one should say that feathers are a burden to birds also.”
-Musonius Rufus (1st century AD)

Although both men and women have equal amounts of hair potential through their hair receptors or follicles, it is the male hormones that turn fine colourless hair (Vellus follicles) into thicker, longer and more pigmented hair types (Terminal follicles). Hair follicles have a growth cycle of around seven years and a follicle must go through its whole growth cycle to regenerate as one hair type or another, Vellus hair or Terminal hair. It is the level of male hormones (androgens) that determine the number of terminal follicles that produce facial, pubic and scalp hair which makes beards unique to men due to their androgen hormone production and thus make facial hair a secondary sexual characteristics. Continue reading Lumberjack Passion

Bearded men

Fake facial hair has been in use for as long as public performance. The techniques for applying realistic hair-growth have not changed very much over the ages as the basic technique consist of a skilful artist – and hair, which we mostly all grow and that would be in sufficient supply anywhere, even in female hair-salons.
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The magic of realistic facial hair happen when a transparent sticky liquid is applied to the skin which is undetectable to the human eye even at close range – only an unusual smell can sometimes be present. On the screen, in pictures or from an audience any smell will of course be non-existing – and perfume has been used since 3-5000 years in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. The art of creating realistic wigs and beards from human hair is also purportedly as old as Egypt – which might not be a reliable historical fact by itself but that might indeed indicate how the mastery of fake hair is quite ancient. Continue reading Bearded men

Hair wear

Clothing is very specific to humans, and indissociable from our identity. Humans require clothes to adapt to its environment and every culture and region have over the ages developed customs and practices according to their climate, culture and technical requirements. As a basic equipment to human activity, every region and culture have developed very distinctive clothing for practical reasons first, and later including a range of social and cultural codes relating to occupation, gender, religious and social status. Continue reading Hair wear

Why oh why…

The most pertinent question about Elite Gender Inversion is surely the shortest and definitely the most difficult to address :

Why ?

The question is straightforward and the answer complex. Normally there would be two possible answers : the official reason and the ‘real‘ reason.
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The official reason is that it is a human right to freely choose one’s gender and gender identity. Laws and LGBTQ groups (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer or Questioning) directly defends this open policy. Continue reading Why oh why…

Just a drag ?

Hans Wormhat Vimeo channel – 16:02 mm:ss
Milk Transvestigation. Are Drag Queens Secretly FTM Transgenders?


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Gay manifestations and parades are often led by the smiling, inoffensive faces of overly feminized men and the characterised figures of drag queens. Dancing happily in front of colourful crowds much like clowns in a circus, men in make-up and close fitted skirts lure us into a false sense banality and happiness as they trick our minds into the pleasant fields of the imaginary and playful (& soft sexuality for adults) – even appealing to children and/or youth. Continue reading Just a drag ?

Tricky EGI videos

tricksofthestrade YT channel – 19:12 mm:ss
primer (introduction into the channels general outline)


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There is a new channel on the EGI block, and the Youtube channel in question goes by the name of ‘Tricks Of The S Trade‘. The channel is presented by two different individuals (as far as i can tell) and they have quite a thorough approach to their confirmed cases where the central differentiation is analysed through women’s child-bearing abilities which create very specific gender-typical features such as the pelvis, hips and spinal cord*. Continue reading Tricky EGI videos

Scarcely visible

“Every winner has scars.”
— Herbert Newton Casson (1869-1951)

Life has a tendency to leave its mark on all of us. Some scars heal better than others and will remain in the intimacy of the beholden – more visible incisions might demand more attention as the story they tell seem to be in the open. Scars are really wounds concealed by time that slowly erase the injury – be it by the prowess of the skin or by storytelling. The stronger the story, the more accepted and disguised are the wounds. Continue reading Scarcely visible