First openly transgender woman in British Vogue Celebrating 100 years since women have been given the vote

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"Look how far we have come" says Paris Lees in a feature celebrating 100 years since women have had the right to vote in the UK.

Em except - your sex have always had the right to vote.

Or am I missing something?

www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-42572561

I was wondering about Indian and his-her level of attractiveness to men.

Not to be India like and make it about me - but comparatively, I just wonder how s/he could have an expectation that men fancy her I'm a about 7 years younger than India, slim, petite, well-dressed, well groomed, attractive, but due to my age I certainly wouldn't have any expectation now that any man young or old is going to want me in 'his pool'. It's not like that is on my mind 24/7 but he comment about going in to the pool with the husbands is hysterical! What typical group of men is going to be tempted by a transgender man/woman. Man to woman.

Has India had boyfriends?

It's the delusion that fascinates me.

Yes, being a woman is lovely when you're famous and in magazines and getting told how great you are. This isn't how it is for most transgenders or even most women.