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Since some People here have been complaining about too less porn with CDs and TVs; this can be rather found on livecam sites nowadays. On LiveJasmin and similar sites there are a lot of CDs/TVs especially from Colombia and the Philippines and some of them are quite passable in my humble opinion.
Personally, I like to have these Girls a bit more natural in their private shows, like without fake boobs or wigs. Some of them are a bit shy in the beginning but perfom more naturally and intimate then and become even prettier.
Anyone else into this?
A good example is the marvellous Lola from Colombia:
Charly Spoons
08-08-2014, 12:30 AM
Yeah, she is gorgeous. Does she have a blog/website at all?
Thor57
08-08-2014, 12:34 AM
wow, unbelievable! yummy little lady!
LI SEAN08
08-08-2014, 12:38 AM
Yes without a doubt I am interested in gurls like that. don't like softball looking feeling fake boobs.
Yeah, she is gorgeous. Does she have a blog/website at all?
I don't know if she has. She can be seen with different screen names at least on LJ and Chaturbate.
Charly Spoons
08-08-2014, 12:44 AM
Well if you find anything do let us know, it will be great to learn more about her.
ladd3rfr3ak
08-08-2014, 01:33 AM
How come a CD is a She? that's a pretty looking gay boy, and i am really into his looks, but i dnt consider him a she./
Charly Spoons
08-08-2014, 01:40 AM
How come a CD is a She?
I assume that as a CD wishes to imitate a female, they would want to be addressed as a she.
livepersona
08-08-2014, 01:48 AM
How come a CD is a She? that's a pretty looking gay boy, and i am really into his looks, but i dnt consider him a she./
There's always that one comment that makes everyone lose their boner.
maaarc
08-08-2014, 01:52 AM
she's incredibly hot!
Chatting with her (in Spanish), she always referred to herself as female which I think most CDs and TVs are doing.
Since when are we calling Transvestites "pretty looking gay boys" and referring to them as "he"? :yayo:
As I said, I like Tranny cam models to take off some of their fake parts but that does not change their gender.
Another example is the cute Paola, also from Colombia.
I guess she became a bit shy when I told her to take everything off...
Charly Spoons
08-09-2014, 01:43 AM
Cool, I have never used a webcam service. Looks fun.
Yeah, you might dig up some undiscovered treasures...
ladd3rfr3ak
08-09-2014, 03:09 AM
I assume that as a CD wishes to imitate a female, they would want to be addressed as a she.
So you are saying a tomboy is actually a he?
Charly Spoons
08-09-2014, 08:23 AM
A tomboy is NOT a girl who wants to be a boy but a girl who's behaviour is similar to boy.
giovanni_hotel
08-09-2014, 12:41 PM
Sorry but CDs/DQs aren't 'she' in the same way that TS....ARE.
It's kind of disrespectful IMO to transgenders to call a part-time gay man who's putting on the facade of femininity for money or their own sexual kink as 'she'.
Unless it's stated that a crossdresser is in early stages of transitioning(which is not likely), let's not call gay men in a wig and lipstick 'women'.
I understand how some of you are more into gender-bending femininity and don't really care how someone self-identifies, only how they look, just understand that lumping CD/DQ and TS all into the same category is wrong.
Charly Spoons
08-09-2014, 01:39 PM
@giovanni_hotel, well that is the biggest load of bullshit I've read all day.
As I said before, you address an individual in the way they wish to be addressed. To address them in the way YOU wish is both obnoxious and disrespectful.
You show little respect to those who do CD with comments such as...
"part-time gay man"
"facade of femininity for money"
Your argument for stricter gender definitions is used by those who attack transexual women themselves for wanting to be referred to as she.
I wonder if we'd have the same discussion here if I would have posted just the first two pics of both models...
Charly Spoons
08-09-2014, 02:14 PM
I wonder if we'd have the same discussion here if I would have posted just the first two pics of both models...
That is a good point. If only the first photos had been posted then no-one would have queried the use of 'she'. But it is good that all the photos are there as it demonstrates how gender is not just what meets the eye.
giovanni_hotel
08-09-2014, 02:16 PM
Like I said, some of you are more into the wig/makeup/lipstick and the gender ID doesn't matter, or if the person truly identifies as 'he' or 'she'.
You're asking people on the clock working as webmodels representing themselves as TS/TV what they prefer to be called, at work.
What do you think they call themselves when they aren't working trying to fulfill someone else's fantasy??
There's always been this effort among certain admirers to lump TV/TS/CD/DQ all into the same category, where they're all one in the same.
Sorry but they aren't.
CDs are part-timers, men who get off on the experience of dressing like a woman, but that's not the same as being transgendered.
Fuck playtime rules. Unless you're early transitioning I'm not going to call cross-dressing gay men 'she', unless I'm paying for their time on webcam.
THe blurring of so many lines between TS/TG and CD/DQ is what turns off a lot of men who find themselves attracted to tgirls but then are told that a guy pegging his ass wearing a wig and stockings is a 'girl' too.
Charly Spoons
08-09-2014, 02:45 PM
giovanni_hotel, you are still talking nonsense.
"The blurring of so many lines between TS/TG and CD/DQ is what turns off a lot of men"
It seems to me you are personally turn't off by CD's and because of that you want them strictly separated in gender so as to not conflict with your own sexual desire for transexuals.
"I'm not going to call cross-dressing gay men 'she', unless I'm paying for their time on webcam."
!! AGAIN !! - you address people how they want to be addressed, not how YOU want to address them.
"What do you think they call themselves when they aren't working"
Who are you to be so certain their dressing as a women ends with their shift.
"There's always been this effort among certain admirers to lump TV/TS/CD/DQ all into the same category"
Your problem here is your perceived need for people to be categorized.
Most if not all of these Colombian models do absolutely not appreciate being referred to as males and I don't think anyone doing this would get such shows from them even though it's paid.
Asian models are a bit different and at least a lot of them wouldn't take it too seriously being called a "pretty gay boy". :D
Another Colombian, the cute and friendly Sakhura:
Odelay
08-10-2014, 02:45 AM
Most if not all of these Colombian models do absolutely not appreciate being referred to as males and I don't think anyone doing this would get such shows from them even though it's paid.
This isn't entirely true, at least for all Colombianas. I met up with a Colombian cam model on a visit there about 4 yrs ago. When I called her to arrange a meeting place at a hotel, she was real clear with me that she would look like a "boy" when she met me. She didn't want me to be surprised by her look. She didn't have anything to worry about. Despite her jean jacket, white tee, jeans and tennis shoes, her overall appearance would have had anyone guessing about her gender, including the bellhop who threw me some quizzical looks.
On a more extended vacation with her a year later, she told me a lot about her transition and being tv/ts in Colombia. By then the hormones had made her completely passable, and one of the more challenging issues she faced was hanging out with girlfriends who were less passable and therefore who were more overtly discriminated against.
TSLoverUK999
08-10-2014, 03:10 PM
It always amazes me that guys with prominent features, some would say facial "floors", when femminised, made up, dressed etc more often than not become stunning women.
I always find perfect symmetry boring, "floors" always make a beauty in my eyes.
bimale69
08-10-2014, 03:47 PM
Most if not all of these Colombian models do absolutely not appreciate being referred to as males and I don't think anyone doing this would get such shows from them even though it's paid.
Asian models are a bit different and at least a lot of them wouldn't take it too seriously being called a "pretty gay boy". :D
That's mostly because in some countries like the Philippines, they use the term "bakla" for both effeminate gays, fembois, and even transwomen there.
catherinefan
08-10-2014, 06:37 PM
I became rather attracted to this gorgeously functional angel.
Her name is Bianca, but unfortunately, she's no longer there.
maddygirl
08-10-2014, 06:48 PM
You're all queerer than a 3 dollar bill. Arguing what pronoun to call a webcam model isn't going to make you any more heterosexual. Happy fapping, maricons.
nysprod
08-10-2014, 07:20 PM
You're all queerer than a 3 dollar bill. Arguing what pronoun to call a webcam model isn't going to make you any more heterosexual. Happy fapping, maricons.
Another example of a trans girl not liking TV/CD's or the guys who are into them lol
broncofan
08-10-2014, 07:45 PM
You're all queerer than a 3 dollar bill. Arguing what pronoun to call a webcam model isn't going to make you any more heterosexual. Happy fapping, maricons.
People who can't be objective often assume everyone else has an ulterior motive. Let's assume the dividing line between straight and gay is where you say it is, and those posting on this thread are gay, should you being calling them fag (or the Spanish equivalent)?
Maybe you're right and many are in denial about being gay. As long as they're not spouting total homophobia like you are, that denial harms nobody. The only time I'm annoyed by the lack of self-awareness is when someone like James Edwards posts on one thread about how badly he wants to get fucked and then in the next about how harmful the homosexual lifestyle is.
Charly Spoons
08-10-2014, 11:47 PM
You're all queerer than a 3 dollar bill. Arguing what pronoun to call a webcam model isn't going to make you any more heterosexual. Happy fapping, maricons.
Lol, what? The debate was on how to respectfully refer to individuals that CD. Personally I do not have any issue with my sexuality because of my interest in TS/CD. I do not see why anyone who was sexually attracted to transsexuals would actually worry about whether that meant they were gay or not. Its a complete non issue. Grow up.
Jericho
08-11-2014, 12:42 AM
"I'm not going to call cross-dressing gay men 'she', unless I'm paying for their time on webcam."
That's interesting.
You'll only call them 'she' if you're paying for their time.
Self denial, or self disgust?
Personally, whether I'm paying for their time or not is irrelevant.
If someone presents as female, I'll address them as female.
Doesn't matter whether i believe it not, it's just polite! :shrug
Charly Spoons
08-11-2014, 01:06 AM
@Jericho, just to confirm. You realise I was quoting giovanni_hotel, right? lol
davexx2014
08-11-2014, 04:37 AM
great thread awesome pics!
ladd3rfr3ak
08-11-2014, 09:40 AM
giovanni_hotel, you are still talking nonsense.
"The blurring of so many lines between TS/TG and CD/DQ is what turns off a lot of men"
It seems to me you are personally turn't off by CD's and because of that you want them strictly separated in gender so as to not conflict with your own sexual desire for transexuals.
"I'm not going to call cross-dressing gay men 'she', unless I'm paying for their time on webcam."
!! AGAIN !! - you address people how they want to be addressed, not how YOU want to address them.
"What do you think they call themselves when they aren't working"
Who are you to be so certain their dressing as a women ends with their shift.
"There's always been this effort among certain admirers to lump TV/TS/CD/DQ all into the same category"
Your problem here is your perceived need for people to be categorized.
Lol calling them a "She" kills the meaning of Crossdressing. Ever wonder why they are called CD?
Meet my new GF, she wants to be called a Girl. :D
Charly Spoons
08-11-2014, 10:28 AM
Lol calling them a "She" kills the meaning of Crossdressing. Ever wonder why they are called CD?
Meet my new GF, she wants to be called a Girl. :D
Really, is that how are you going to add to the discussion? If you want to participate I suggest you add something to support your argument. If not, stick to your colouring in books.
So far, no one has convinced me as to why a CD should not be refereed to as 'she', with that being their assumed identity.
kitarana
08-11-2014, 06:21 PM
Very interesting topic!
I've gotten to know during the years personally many Colombian webcam models. In my experience I could divide them into three groups. First transsexuals who live their lives fully as a woman.
Second feminine boys that are curious about dressing as women and being women, but don't do it full time either because they don't dare or they are fine changing the roles every now and then.
Third comes boys that only do it for the money on webcam. They say that it pays much more doing shows as dressed to a girl than doing it as who they really are. I know one model who got enough of dressing up and just does webcams now as a boy. I believe there are quite a few models that fall into this third group. That's the ugly truth. Many times the life is not easy for these models.
davexx2014
08-15-2014, 06:01 AM
Awesome thread hope to see more pics! :)
This time I got a model from the Philippines.
Crazy Peachy has a lot of different looks, here are a few.
Charly Spoons
08-15-2014, 02:42 PM
Wow, these the same person then, I'd never had guessed. The first picture is to die for! Super hot!!
http://www.hungangels.com/vboard/attachment.php?attachmentid=741443&stc=1&d=1408104260
http://www.hungangels.com/vboard/attachment.php?attachmentid=741448&stc=1&d=1408104260
It definitely is the same person, always the same tattoo on the shoulder.
She has even more looks, a real master of disguise. She's very funny and friendly and for sure a bit looney... :-D
Speaking about masters of change from the Philippines, here is Anne:
Aira (on the right side) is a lil cutie with a quite big tool.
Recently see seems to be sticking to shows in boy mode on gay channel.
It's time for another Colombian model: Carolayn
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