wow if that is true, because the pics looks 100% real women to me
good work and thanks, otherwise i might have found myself in a very awkward situation.
)I have to agree with you Holly. My only sexual experience with someone transgendered was in Bangkok several years ago. To be honest I didn't know until the morning that she was but it didn't matter. The sex was hot and she took me to some local spots I would never have seen with the majority of women I met there. I did meet a second transgendered person there, but didn't know until we got to the door of my room that she was. At that point she said "I'm chicken" which means someone only part way through the physical process of becoming a woman. To be honest, my initial reaction when she told me was that she should leave. When she told me she had no place to go we shared the bed. To my surprise I didn't turn into a pumpkin or a homosexualJust wondering what difference it makes if she was born a man but is now a woman?
Why the reluctance to see her? If she has breasts and a vagina, and they look and feel "natural", and she acts like a woman and wears women's lingerie, then what's the issue, exactly? After all, there are women who were born women who get breast implants. There are women who were born women that get cosmetic surgery performed on their genitals (either to "fix" issues after childbirth, or to simply make the genitals match current cultural standards of beauty).
I disagree that she should be advertising as transgender if she has had a complete sex change performed. I think advertising as transgender would be more suitable for someone who was still transitioning, or who still retained characteristics of both sexes (such as a penis in addition to breasts, for example).
I don't mean to stir the pot too much, but I hate to see prejudice get in the way of everyone having a good time! If you're looking to have a good time with a woman, and she is now a woman, then I think you gentlemen should go see her and have a good time!
(Disclaimer: I don't know who this person is, or whether or not she was born a man or woman, but I wanted to raise some discussion points about sex-workers who were born men and who are now women. Thanks for reading
Just wondering what difference it makes if she was born a man but is now a woman?
Why the reluctance to see her? If she has breasts and a vagina, and they look and feel "natural", and she acts like a woman and wears women's lingerie, then what's the issue, exactly? After all, there are women who were born women who get breast implants. There are women who were born women that get cosmetic surgery performed on their genitals (either to "fix" issues after childbirth, or to simply make the genitals match current cultural standards of beauty).
I disagree that she should be advertising as transgender if she has had a complete sex change performed. I think advertising as transgender would be more suitable for someone who was still transitioning, or who still retained characteristics of both sexes (such as a penis in addition to breasts, for example).
I don't mean to stir the pot too much, but I hate to see prejudice get in the way of everyone having a good time! If you're looking to have a good time with a woman, and she is now a woman, then I think you gentlemen should go see her and have a good time!
(Disclaimer: I don't know who this person is, or whether or not she was born a man or woman, but I wanted to raise some discussion points about sex-workers who were born men and who are now women. Thanks for reading
