The first novel of David Ebershoff, the 31 year old publishing director of the Modern Library, unearths one of the most unusual true love stories of the twentieth century. His novel, The Danish Girl, was inspired by the almost forgotten story of a marriage between Gerda Wegener, and her husband Einar, a Danish painter, who in 1931 in Dresden, became the first person to undergo a sex change operation. It contains very practical and helpful information for the genetic female as well. While the advice is about appearance, health is really the foundation of appearance. All the exercises for beath and posture are beneficial to anyone's health.
Feminine carriage is something that applies equally to transsexual or genetic women.
A woman could become more aware of and improve her carriage and physical presentation. She would enhance her femininity and beauty with a more elegant, graceful, and youthful appearance. Thailand has one of the highest HIV infection rates in Asia, and Lady Boys, Tom Boys, Rent Boys examines the needs of this population and suggests culturally sensitive intervention methods. Relating Thai customs and society to sexuality, the editors also reveal the emotional difficulties experienced by these individuals who live in a country often mistaken for a gay paradise. This edition with nearly 300 pages, aims to excite, inspire, comfort, and spread awareness of the global nature of the transgender phenomena in all its forms.