Tips for earning a living as a transgender webcam model
By Alex Himebaugh
Trans woman webcam modeling is ideal for trans people that need a place to unwind and mix sex with money. Let's now get more into the subject of how to succeed as a transgender cam model.
How can I get a job as a shemale webcam model?
Although the guidelines for becoming a trans camgirl are straightforward, there are a few tips you can use to jumpstart your career in this online sex industry. Starting with the fundamentals, let's give the most practical recommendations.
Make sure you're at ease with the lifestyle of a ladyboy cam model!
Not everyone can manage the pressure and attention that come with this profession, so practice your cam model skills on any website where it's okay to display yourself nude before investing in an HD web camera and a powerful PC! If you like the mood and ambiance, invest in posh lighting and attractive, sensual clothing to rule the world of tranny cam ladies.
Be prepared to invest in high-quality equipment.
You need a quick and reliable Internet connection, a nice, smoothly-running computer and mood lighting (choose what works best for you and put up neon or dimmed lights to create a stunning play of shadows on your gorgeous figure) if you want to become famous in tranny modeling.
Choose the appropriate streaming platform.
Many adult webcam services allow transgender cam models to work there, but sometimes society can be not friendly. We've selected some incredible places where you may be who you are without fear of discrimination or transphobia and where you can earn money from your distinctive sexiness:
Stripchat. A fantastic website where you may begin earning money. You are free to do anything you want on the website, which is also very well-liked by ts cams fans all around the world.
7 Reasons Why I’m Launching God of The Desert Books…
Go West, Young Man!
By David M. Swindle
Despite my deep disappointments in my first decade working in the publishing world, I am going to keep at it primarily because I still very much believe in the group of authors and books assembled at Liberty Island and the broader network I have developed since starting as a full-time “new media troublemaker” in 2009. I’ve met so many wonderful writers and want to offer them a platform and publishing home base where they will be respected and honored, their work cherished and celebrated.
The Death and Resurrection of Liberty Island Books
A new beginning is coming…
By David M. Swindle
For the last six months Liberty Island Books has been on hiatus while the editorial team and I developed plans for a relaunch. This has taken longer than the initial weeks anticipated because on September 16, 2021 I was the victim of criminal violence which has resulted in often debilitating Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder symptoms. Efforts to heal and pursue justice for the crimes committed against me have slowed down plans to begin publishing new titles. However, at this point I am ready to announce how we will move forward and the new team who will be aiding us in doing so.
Liberty Island on Hiatus While I’m in Painful Double Mourning
By David M. Swindle
This is just to inform everyone that further books and website content here at Liberty Island are going to be on hiatus for the next couple weeks while I mourn the deaths of my friends Tamara Wilhite and Jack Saltzberg and figure out what I am morally required to do in response to their unexpected passings.
I am in a lot of pain, exacerbated to an unimaginable level over the weekend because of the cruelty of many people in this right-wing media movement – a cause which I have dedicated myself since 2009 at significant personal cost – who seem to believe that they are so right in their political ideology it makes them morally entitled to harass random strangers who are in mourning. I could not have expected this level of abuse from people in my own movement under these circumstances. This has been a real wake up call to me and I’m now going to have to add this new painful experience to what I must consider as I try and figure out how to move forward and what I’m going to do with the rest of my life now.
September 20, 2021 update: Liberty Island’s Associate Editor Jamie Wilson has now been promoted to Vice President and Managing Editor to assist with developing plans for moving the company forward.
March 20, 2022 update: Plans for Liberty Island moving forward have been announced here.
Finding Your Purpose
Discovering God wants you to do helps you flourish, no matter what specific tasks you’re doing.
By Chris Queen
I’ve known Mitchell Thompson just about his whole life. He’s the son of one of our pastors at Eastridge; in fact, his dad Gary was my youth minister through most of my middle and high school years.
Mitchell was a good kid growing up, and he still is. He’s always been witty and personable, and he became a championship wrestler who still wrestles in college. Above all, he has answered the call into ministry.
POEM: Looking for the Republic
By Michael Lind
We’re proud to be featuring Michael Lind’s work at Liberty Island. This is the sixth of eight poems.
David Copperfield and the Timelessness of the Classics
By Alex Himebaugh
I finished reading Dickens’ classic, David Copperfield, for the first time and was struck by its ideas of gender equality, especially in regards to marriage. It surprised me to see Dickens’ respect towards women and the criticism of an unequal marriage in a book written in 1850. But maybe it shouldn’t have. Equality isn’t a new idea; it’s a timeless truth. The classics are considered great because of the truths they hold, so it makes sense to find true ideas, even the idea of equality, in them. Because of this, we should listen to the classics instead assuming we know better than them.
Not Your Average Faith-Based Entertainment
‘The Chosen’ is unlike anything you’ve ever seen.
By Chris Queen
If I told you I had a Christian television series to recommend to you, I wouldn’t blame you for bristling. After all, the phrase “faith-based entertainment” conjures up images of the two dozen God’s Not Dead films or the endless Left Behind reboots.
Christian movies and series have a bad reputation for a reason. They’re terrible because they sacrifice storytelling and artistry for earnest, over-simplified portrayals of faith. Shoestring budgets are the norm as well, which doesn’t help.
RIP Tamara Wilhite (1976-2021)
By David M. Swindle
Tamara Wilhite passed away on August 19, 2021. She was 44 years old. Tamara served as Liberty Island’s Senior Columnist, with her longstanding weekly column running each Friday, the archive of which can be viewed here.
