Radical Feminist Dialogue

I am a Pangendered, Pansexed Femme Artist and activist.

I publish a lot of digital art on different sites. The best way to track me is to follow my Permanent URL: http://jasperswardrobe.com

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I am available for Bay Area Photo Shoots and Femme Fashion Makeovers. Contact Me as jaspergregory@gmail.com

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New Experiments

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Jasper Documents Jasper And A Baby

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Jasper Explains His Femme Gender

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Selling My Body: Part I

In an act of sheer desperation. I am selling my ass to buy youtube views. Since my cleavage not that spectacular. I am doing a cheescake video in my tights. I show my ass at its most spankable. Anything for art and commerce, right? I try to make my scandalous outfit seem functional by showing you the innate femininity of my sexy ass and thighs.

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Fat/Sexy Fashion


Dec 31 2009
This was taken at Four Barrels on Valencia. I love M.’s outfit. Queer Fat Girls in San Francisco are creating a new sex-positive fat fashion.
This outfit is typical in a few ways:
1) Fitted silhouette – The leggings and dress emphasize her form rather than hiding it. She has a great hourglass form and she shows it. She is not running from her beautiful belly like mainstream fat fashion tries. The belly can’t be hidden on any body without losing the body’s lines.
2) Femme – Femmy clothing works well on really femmy bodies. I see fitted dresses, skirts and leggings
3) Bright Colors and Makeup- I love M.’s Hot Pink Leggings. Her pinup style makeup is perfect.

Overall she achieves a sexy confidence by embracing her form and working with it.

I met Alison at a Women’s BDSM event in San Francisco



Alison at Wicked Grounds, December 09

I met Alison at a Women’s BDSM event in San Francisco. She was traveling through San Francisco on her way from South Florida to Portland. She was just exploring this trans-mecca before she met up with her girlfriend.
She said she was bigendered, I did not know what that meant to her. I did not "recognize" her masculinity. Later when I saw her without clothes, my whole body reacted to her as female. She has the hips, thighs and ass of a goddess. Her body screamed fertility, and my head became clouded with endorphins and adrenaline.
Neither of us wanted to deal with the negotiation of gender-variant sex, so I suggested a consciousness raising exercise. She lay down naked on my bed, closed her eyes and agreed to only receive. She saved her words for the end of the exercise.
I proceeded to touch and gently caress her every surface of her body while speaking out my adoration. I worshiped her goddess hips and thighs and spoke love for them in a way that no one else ever had. I showed my love for her body so that she that she might drink from it and be nourished. "We should form a religion and worship your unbelievably sexy Ass." She laughed to herself.
I was in my own heaven. Caressing her whole curvy form with my eyes and skin while showering her with appreciation and dry kisses, filled me both with a full body desire as well as its satiation. After a quarter hour, my body had been cleansed by a rush of endorphins, which left me in a dreamy, almost post-coital state that is the result of good non-PIV (Penis In Vagina) sex.
Lying next to me Alice said "That was sooo nice, no one has really appreciated my body like that," but she also told me how conflicted she felt when her hips and ass betrayed her and marked her as Female Born. "You will see tomorrow, when I put my binder on, I can be really masculine."
I was still under the spell of her absurdly, estrogenized body. It seemed to testify against her, undercutting her very words. I felt a little guilty that my image of her had become so feminine, but I looked forward to seeing the Alison that had promised to manifest when she bound her tits with an Ace Bandage.

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RadFem Dialogue | Becoming Woman

How do you become a woman? I plead for the enculturation of Male Femmes.
This is a dialogue with a Miska, a Radical Feminist and critic of Transgender Activism at her new Blogwar outpost, http://fabmatters.wordpress.com/about

Chubchaser | Sex- and Fat-Positive Fashion



Chubchaser | Sex- and Fat-Positive Fashion | 9th December, 2009

Dec 9 2009
Last spring I came out on my blog. Not as gender variant, I had done that months earlier. I came out as a Chubchaser. It was utterly ironic that I felt more social support adopting the ‘Transgender’ category than I did in publicly stating that I prefer chubby girls. Hegemonic american culture has a really strange, subtle, taboo on Sexual Desire for fat girls. It is subtle because it does not incite phobic reactions but involuntary laughter and social discomfort. It is kind of like the taboos about bisexuality among dykes.
Preferring chubby girls is incompatible with ’successful masculinity.’ Somehow the discursive space I grew up in, found it very important to declare Fat Bodies undesirable and to shun them. This social logic of fat = undesirable is maintained by declaring this form of desire a fetish rather than a legitimate desire. If I desire the undesirable I lose the coveted title of ‘Normal.’

The Photo
This photo was taken at Burnal Equinox 2009, a Burning Man Event in San Francisco.
Burning Man is a body positive event that lets us all play with fashion. All the rules are gone. It is a straight queer space. Like this girl, I took the opportunity to explore self-objectification and fashion. At Burning Man and other sex positive events we learn that truly every body is sexy when shown with confidence. Social Domination is exercised through this Nietzschean ‘bad conscience’, the shame we feel about our bodies, sexualities and genders. The body shame we feel as Fatgirls or for our Male Femininity is where power directly intervenes in our minds, bodies and lives. All of our bodies are a site of political struggle. (Straight) Queer spaces support this kind of micropolitics which is voiced as positive action and expression.

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Sex Positive, Fat Positive, Gender Subversive Fashion



Sex Positive, Fat Positive, Gender Subversive Fashion, originally uploaded by .

Dec 9 2009
I shot this photo set at the November 2009 Stay Gold Queer dance club in SF. This culture creates a space for fashion which can be remarkably body-positive. In this space we are free to drop the fat shame, the gender shame and the ubiquitous sex negativity.

If you are reading my posts then you know that I am psyched about Fat Activism as a body positive, sex positive politics. I think that Dyke Culture gets the sex positive aspect. This fashion is not a defensive assimilationist Fat Acceptance statement. It is not a "but I am OK too," It is "Adore my fabulous sexiness."
This point is important because much of the Fat Feminism I see on the Internet is still has a eighties stile Sex Negative attitutude which rejects Fat Girls as the Object of Desire. Femmeboys and Fat Girls share a weapon our sexiness. The puritanical condemnation of sexual objectification of Fat Girls helps to sustain the Body Negative idea that fat is never sexy.