Kelly Osbourne: I’m Retiring the Word ‘Tranny’… Will You Join Me?

November 30th, 2011

Written By Rashmi

Kelly Osbourne says

I’m Retiring the Word ‘Tranny’…

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Rashmi grew up in India and now she enjoys her time living in one of the queerest places in the world. She started transitioning a while back and is gradually coming out to people she thinks are cool enough for her. She enjoys discussing any topic under the sun and has an opinion about anything and everything. She thinks of herself as someone who can only hold intelligent conversations with people, when in reality she is totally insane and crazy, not to mention she has been highly hormonal recently. *GRIN*

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