Where to meet transsexuals in Atlanta?
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downtown at any of the gay nightclubs.
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http://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=theaters&csz=Atlanta%2C+GA
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Visit www.atlantabraves.com and check their store.
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http://www.atlantaga.gov/
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Try the Mazzoni Center in Philadelphia.  If they can't help you, they can at least give you a reference to somebody who can.  Their website says, "Transgender services include: primary care, hormone therapy and monitoring, supportive counseling and referrals as needed. While we do not provide hormones on site, we have researched various methods for patients to obtain affordable hormonal therapies that meet their special needs."\nMy friend who's MTF is going through their process right now; she says they're really nice and helpful.
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Any gay bar or those online dating services.
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go to craigslist.com. it has a women looking for women section. however, I'm straight.
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Try the chat rooms or personal ads or gay bars!\nGood luck!
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try a gay/les bar or nightclub.
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I am member of HRC too, and recommend that.\n\nIn addition to jack b's recommendentations, might I suggest you look at this link, it provides a pretty extensive listing of glbt organizations\n\nhttp://faculty.washington.edu/alvin/gayorg.htm\n\nYou might also use keywords in a search for something in your town (ie gay, yourtown, groups, organizations).
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Errrrrr..you're not making much sense here!\n\nis it just me being dense...\nor are you looking for a guy that will find a woman , so she'll find a guy who'll then find a transgendered person???\n\nWhy go through all these people?....why not just look for the transgendered person yourself...might be a whole lot faster!
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The very best place to go is www.urnotalone.com.  Click on the "Enter you are not alone" link then click on the "People" link at the top of the page, enter any search criteria such as State and City and click "Search".  Apart from location, you also choose other criteria such as sexual preference, category etc.  You can also view a picture of each person, read their profile,  Email them through the site or speak in the chat room.  I have met a ton of my real life friends right here.\n\nEven better, if you can hold your head up high enough to post a full length picture of yourself, you can become a site-member and transgendered people can find you.  You will see on the site that thousands of other non-trans people are not afraid to stand up and be counted.  I think you are an amazing person to be true to your inner feelings and I wish more people like you would accept the truth that tg's can be just as attractive as any other.  \n\nGood luck and I know you will find that special someone...
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^ATLANTA - Metro Atlanta Info Serv (meetings: 404-687-0466, LDC: 404-687-0467) 558 Medlock Rd, Decatur, 30030-1512, www.atlantaal-anon.org
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-Atlanta boasts a variety of museums on subjects ranging from history to fine arts, natural history, and beverages. Prominent among them are sites honoring Atlanta's participation in the civil rights movement. Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born in the city, and his boyhood home on Auburn Avenue in the Sweet Auburn district is preserved as the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site. Meetings with other civil rights leaders, including Hosea Williams and current Congressman John Lewis, often happened at Paschal's, a diner and motor inn which was a favorite for "colored" people, banned from "white" restaurants in an era of racial segregation and intolerance. King's final resting place is in the tomb at the center of the reflecting pool at the King Center.\n\nOther history museums and attractions include the Atlanta History Center; the Atlanta Cyclorama and Civil War Museum (a huge painting and diorama in-the-round, with a rotating central audience platform, that depicts the Battle of Atlanta in the Civil War); the Carter Center and Presidential Library; and the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum.\n\nThe arts are represented by several theaters and museums, including the Fox Theatre. The Woodruff Arts Center is home to the Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony, High Museum of Art, and Atlanta College of Art. Museums geared specifically towards children include the Fernbank Science Center and Imagine It! Atlanta's Children's Museum. The High Museum of Art is the city's major fine/visual arts venue, with a significant permanent collection and an assortment of traveling exhibitions. The Atlanta Opera, which was founded in 1979 by members of two struggling local companies, is arguably the most important opera company in the southeastern United States and enjoys a growing audience and international reputation.\n\nAtlanta features the world's largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium, which officially opened to the public on November 23, 2005. The aquarium features over 100,000 specimens in tanks holding approximately eight million gallons of water. One unique museum is the World of Coca-Cola featuring the history of the world famous soft drink brand and its well-known advertising. Adjacent is Underground Atlanta, a historic shopping and entertainment complex situated under the streets of downtown Atlanta. In addition the Atlantic Station, a huge new urban renewal project on the northwestern edge of Midtown Atlanta, officially opened in October of 2005. While not a museum per se, The Varsity is the main branch of the long-lived fast food chain, featured as the world's largest drive-in restaurant.\n\nThe heart of the city's festivals is Piedmont Park. In 1887, a group of prominent Atlantans purchased 189 acres (0.76 km²) of farmland to build a horse racing track, later developed into the site of the Cotton States International Exposition of 1895. In 1904, the city council purchased the land for $99,000, and today it is the largest park in metro Atlanta, with more than 2.5 million visitors each year. The grounds were part of the Battle of Peachtree Creek – a Confederate division occupied the northern edge on July 20, 1864 as part of the outer defense line against Sherman's approach. Next to the park is the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Zoo Atlanta, home to its own panda exhibit, is located in Grant Park.\n\nJust east of the city, Stone Mountain is the largest piece of exposed granite in the world. On its face are giant carvings of Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, and Stonewall Jackson. It is also the site of impressive laser shows in the summer. A few miles west of Atlanta on I-20 is the Six Flags Over Georgia Theme Park, which opened near the city in 1967, and was the second theme park in the Six Flags chain.\n\nPopular annual cultural events include:\n\nAtlanta Dogwood Festival, a Spring arts and crafts festival at Piedmont Park. \nMusic Midtown - Three-day music fest
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Try the L bar(a lesbian bar in downtown BR)...174 South Blvd.  225/389-1441\nIt has a great mixed age and socially diverse crowd and cool atmosphere.  It's downtown, under the Mississippi river Bridge by Pastime Lounge and George's on 3rd St.  The only other places maybe other local gay clubs like Splash on Highland Rd. or George's on 3rd St.  Good Luck!!!
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check out cruisingforsex.com it lists all of that in your area. just be sure to use caution when you go to these places, and practice safe sex!!
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Try the gay yellow pages for NYC.\n\nLink below