Hi, I am Meg, a "part-time" transgender (TG) born in Tokyo.

This means I am not a "genetic" woman and was born as a boy..

I am actually a girl or a boy or...

That's okay. I don't care about my gender as long as I am who I am.

Perhaps I am on the line between the two genders.

I am proud of being a transgender myself.

In the future in all likelihood, I will be a general practitioner (GP) from children to elderly people in a very rural area without enough doctors here in Japan. so I am now studying and preparing to become a doctor. I don't consider my future commitment to the gender studies and medicine if I can become a doctor. I would like to study other things rather than the gender issue I always have.

I do like studying. Nevertheless, I am really "into" studying and knowing something new to me. I'd like to continue studying at uni now awhile. I already graduated from a liberal arts collage in Tokyo, which is the only one in Japan. Then I come to believe that it is quite significant to study both social science and natural science, both of which lead me to have a wide range of perspectives, critical thinking, etc.

I hope to return to Australia someday later in my life. Australia is my second home!

My studying fields are:

Medicine;

Business (esp. CSR for corporate social responsibility);

Christianity;

Ethics;

Asian history (ASEAN and East Asia);

Bioscience;

Politics (the US, Japan, the EU, Asia and so on);

Foreign affairs (the relationship of Japan w/ the US, Aus, PRC, Korea and ASEAN);

Conservative thought of the US;

The Country of Lebanon;

The Country of Australia;

The Country of Singapore; and

The "Country" of Taiwan.

My blog in Japanese "AND partly in English" :

blogs.yahoo.co.jp/meg_meg_meg1985

Some other pictures not on flickr are on here.

Myspace:

profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile...