M. Tomasch
Bio
I live for a sigh, I die for a kiss, I lust for the laugh, ha ha! I never walk when I can leap! I never flee when I can fight! I swoon at the beauty of a rose.Stories (14/0)
Clone-A-WHAT?!
My wife is a transgender woman. With the use of estrogen supplements and injections, she has developed natural breasts and retains the figure of a cis gender woman. She has not gotten bottom surgery, which means she still has the genitalia she had at birth when she was gendered as male. This part of her is the source of a lot of gender dysphoria.
By M. Tomasch5 years ago in Filthy
Not "Offended," Just on the Offense
Two of the buzzwords that have surfaced in mainstream media (primarily social media) in recent years are "offended" and "triggered." It has become a joke to one particular group of people who ridicule another group that is radically different in thinking and values than themselves.
By M. Tomasch5 years ago in The Swamp
Let's Talk Paranormal (Pt. 4)
In light of the most recent episode of Ghost Adventures, I have decided to shift gears. In a previous article, I addressed the attachments of host Zak Bagans in America’s Most Haunted, and during the most recent episode—on Saturday, November 24—that point was driven home.
By M. Tomasch6 years ago in Horror
Let's Talk Paranormal (Pt. 3)
Since my last article, I have had numerous extended family and friends reach out to me about their own experiences with the paranormal. From hearing footsteps in their house to stories of family members showing up in the rear view mirror, there was a lot of experiences people wanted to share with me.
By M. Tomasch6 years ago in Horror
Halloween Villains Explained Part 3
I have explored with you the myth and facts behind two of the horror industry’s greatest villains: satanic cults and witches. Now, I will take you into the world of the paranormal and how horror films and shows have done it justice.
By M. Tomasch6 years ago in Horror
Civil Rights Are Human Rights
An outcry from the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Plus (LGBTQ+) community arose Sunday morning following an article published in The New York Times reporting that the Trump administration is considering defining gender as “a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth,” which would roll back recognition and protections of transgender people under federal civil rights law.
By M. Tomasch6 years ago in The Swamp
