Met a latina provider recently who I began to suspect as possibly post op transgender but wasn't sure. What are some signs? Her canal seemed awkwardly positioned but it was pretty dark. Something seemed a bit off but by looking at her you wouldn't really tell. It gives me the creeps thinking she could have been a tranny.
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Anyone been deceived by a Post-OP Transgender?
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The Violator has become the violated LOL. Maybe you were just gay all along. I think the adams apple would of gave it away but if you not sure one way to check is to look at fingers. Men's ring fingers are longer than the index where as women (real) their fingers, index and ring, should be about the same length. But I'm just here to kink shame.
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There was a post op named Melony working on LI, Freeport a few years ago. She wasn't admitting it but someone outted her after she was reviewed on another site( not sure if I can mention the site so I don't want to break the rules).
Since the person who did the initial review is a long time famous reliable monger, and he did a follow up after he found out she was a post op tranny I decided to see her myself.
The vagina was a small hole and extremely tight.
No pussy lips at all so it looked weird.
Once I penetrated the tight hole the canal was almost hollow.
She gave no visual signs of feeling the penetration.
Hope that helps.
Since the person who did the initial review is a long time famous reliable monger, and he did a follow up after he found out she was a post op tranny I decided to see her myself.
The vagina was a small hole and extremely tight.
No pussy lips at all so it looked weird.
Once I penetrated the tight hole the canal was almost hollow.
She gave no visual signs of feeling the penetration.
Hope that helps.
From what Ive been told and read, size of hands and feet are usually the most noticeable signs as you can't change that with hormones or surgery. I was always told that they often get their Adam's apple shaved down but not sure how true that is. Voice is another sign as they have to force it unnaturally into a female pitch and tone. Hair can be another one. Almost all are forced to stick to wigs as their natural hair will thin down even with massive estrogen hormone therapy.
With shit the way its been the last 15 years we now have tranis that transitioned before puberty. They started to have surgery and/or hormone therapy prior to and through puberty, they no longer have the obvious signs that you could once rely on. Many of those people are now of age well into their twenties, still not well adjusted even after all that and falling into the same old trends and work that their predecessors did. The only difference now is that they can pass much better and might get work at strip clubs before opting to do this stuff.
I'm just glad that I'm not attracted to anyone more that few years younger than me otherwise I might have to start worrying about an accidental encounters with one of the newer types. I do see that they are already out there on the ad sites and places like SA. Many at least admit it on their profiles, but not all lead with that fact. Better than some suiter finding out on a date and taking it out on them.
It must suck for straight guys 25 and under that aren't interested in pairing with these folks, will be hard for them to tell unless someone just admits it.
With shit the way its been the last 15 years we now have tranis that transitioned before puberty. They started to have surgery and/or hormone therapy prior to and through puberty, they no longer have the obvious signs that you could once rely on. Many of those people are now of age well into their twenties, still not well adjusted even after all that and falling into the same old trends and work that their predecessors did. The only difference now is that they can pass much better and might get work at strip clubs before opting to do this stuff.
I'm just glad that I'm not attracted to anyone more that few years younger than me otherwise I might have to start worrying about an accidental encounters with one of the newer types. I do see that they are already out there on the ad sites and places like SA. Many at least admit it on their profiles, but not all lead with that fact. Better than some suiter finding out on a date and taking it out on them.
It must suck for straight guys 25 and under that aren't interested in pairing with these folks, will be hard for them to tell unless someone just admits it.
I don't want to put anyone on blast, but there are MANY people here who have been and still are being deceived by post-op trans's. I can tell w certainty that 1 or 2 well reviewed women were not born with lady parts, just from her pics. Not judging and not naming names. Also, there is a chance I am wrong about my suspicions, but being 90% sure has always been a good bet in my experience. I have nothing against trans ppl personally, just not something I look for sexually. I'm just not sure how good some ppls radar for that really is. I had an experience once at a spa where they asked if I wanted to spend an extra .4 for a 2nd girl. Said "sure, why not" and felt my heart drop into my stomach when the 2nd girl came in. Had them both work on giving me toppy, but that 2nd girl pushed my hand away when I started roaming near the V and left in a huff shortly after. I think she knew I was checking.
Another time I showed up to see a girl and just knew she wasn't born with lady parts at first sight. I looked around and asked "it's just you?" She didn't even answer, just got up from where she was and showed me to the door.
Happy hunting. Be safe. But also, keep an open mind. ;D
Another time I showed up to see a girl and just knew she wasn't born with lady parts at first sight. I looked around and asked "it's just you?" She didn't even answer, just got up from where she was and showed me to the door.
Happy hunting. Be safe. But also, keep an open mind. ;D
You're looking at the wrong body areas for clues. The biggest sign of a trans-woman isn't below the waste, it's above the neck.
LOOK FOR PROTRUDING ADAM'S APPLE!
Yes, both ciswomen and men have them, but ours are more protruding.
Sure a trans-woman can get that fixed, but it costs something and is pretty dangerous (given the closeness to the neck). Plus most people don't think to look for it, so for most transwomen it's one less surgery to go through and pay for.
Is there a chance you may miss out on an amazing real woman provider who just happens to have a significant Adams apple or even worse become so worried that you start seeing Adams apples even when there aren't any? Yes.
But that's something you have to decide for yourself.
LOOK FOR PROTRUDING ADAM'S APPLE!
Yes, both ciswomen and men have them, but ours are more protruding.
Sure a trans-woman can get that fixed, but it costs something and is pretty dangerous (given the closeness to the neck). Plus most people don't think to look for it, so for most transwomen it's one less surgery to go through and pay for.
Is there a chance you may miss out on an amazing real woman provider who just happens to have a significant Adams apple or even worse become so worried that you start seeing Adams apples even when there aren't any? Yes.
But that's something you have to decide for yourself.
Keep in mind that while all surgeries do cost money, most aren't nearly as unaffordable as they once were, respectively that is. So a $10K in 1995 might be a $15k surgery today but everyone is now making twice what they would have back then. Much of this has to do with supply and demand as plastic surgery has really increased in popularity and availability. Even for some of the expensive stuff today, you'll see $90k on a bill to your insurance for knee surgery but for people with insurance out of pocket ends up being not even 10% of that and if you don't have insurance there will be a different bill sheet and wind up paying the full amount out of pocket but suddenly the surgery cost gets slashed down to 20-50%, people wonder why and we'll it's just the flaws in our system here due to the dealings between insurance and health care providers. But back to the topic, surgeries are surprising inexpensive compared to what the respective costs were 20 years ago and prior. Also now a days this gender confirmation / reassignment stuff is covered partially by many insurers. Even if someone doesn't have insurance they are usually crazy motivated to save up for surgery even if its in the several tens of thousands, thinking it's going to change their lives for the better.
