Original Plumbing
Original Plumbing also known as OP is a quarterly magazine focused on" the culture and lifestyle of transgender men."
The magazine was started in September 2009 in the Bay Area of San Francisco, California by editors- in- chief Amos Mac and Rocco Kayiatos.
The magazine is now published and distributed from Los Angeles, California.
Mac and Kayiatos created" Original Plumbing" to bring visibility to the trans male community.
At the time of the magazine's conception, trans men received little to no representation on TV, in mainstream film, or in other “ LGB ”- focused magazines.
It is the aim of" Original Plumbing" to represent" true diversity in the female- to- male( FTM) trans community; in size, age, body, surgery, hormone use and non-use.
Original Plumbing" is the first magazine for trans men made by trans men.
" Original Plumbing"'s first issue, with the theme “ Bedroom, ” sold out before it was even published in 2009 — but Mac and Kayiatos were still unsure how their magazine would fare when they started.
According to Kayiatos," When Amos and I started, we did n’t know how this would go over.
In general," OP" was a pretty blessed and magical experience.
We set all of our intentions for the first year, things both grandiose and achievable.
Everything came to fruition.
It felt like we were doing what we were supposed to do."
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Question: Which magazine was founded first, The Harmonicon or Original Plumbing?
Answer: The Harmonicon