Should I Be Ashamed For Looking At Tranny Porn?

[bigtrannylover]

Isn't it a bit late to be worrying about this if you've already been doing it for 20 years?

20 years and still in the closet. I bet he enjoys making those transphobic remarks with his friends.

[smoothboi]

Honestly, no one gives a fuck. My friend found out I was into trans because he was poking around on my computer when he shouldn't and just laughed. Since I've moved, I've gone to plenty of munches and literally no one cares what you're into.

[GroobySteven]

I'm ashamed of you.

[Username13]

There are 2 things you should be ashamed of, and liking trans women isn't one of them. First is using "tranny" and second is the notion that you're embarrassed about what you like.

[Cereal Escapist]

no.

what's better? likeing trans porn, or little kiddie porn?
or animal porn?
or snuff films?

I used to see those Jerry Springer shows in the 90s too and Jenny Jones and shit. I used to laugh at them but then I was just a kid then, so it was OK. I'm not now, so I know better.

Like what you want. it's a free world/universe. as long as what a person likes is consensual, then it's OK.

While I don't really credit Jerry Springer for my lust, his shows definitely contributed to it before I got AOL. I wonder just how many people can trace their lust to Springer, Maury and other trash shows that used trans women for ratings?

[chi73inla]

There is nothing wrong with liking porn and there's nothing wrong with being a homosexual.

[gieric]

My family was the first house on our street to get internet, my father is a computer programmer, and within a week I had discovered porn... I had a three hour block of time where I explored as much of the porn net circa 1993-95, I’m not really sure. I saw boobs, dicks, men, women, trans people and anything else I could find with limited computer skills.

It took 20 or so years but I was finally able to break free of the Midwest brain washing of my sexuality and accept that I’m Pansexual. I’ve been relatively happy and stable about my sexuality for 6-8 years or so, until I met my wife... it was at that point that I decided I couldn’t live my life and keep quiet about my love for her.

Firstly, she is Trans. Secondly, we met on Grindr believe it or not. Lol.

At this point only my oldest brother, his wife and a few friends new about my sexuality. I like the entire spectrum of sexual identity so I never saw the point of coming out when I might end up being married to a woman.

I had talked to other trans people on apps but they always turned out to be bots, scams or pay to play accounts. That is how Oklahoma always seemed to be, so I think it’s justifiable that I would never even dream of meeting someone like my wife.

Long story short, you do and be you in whatever way makes you happy at whatever exposure level you feel comfortable with. If life pushes you to open up to the world, well, I hope you are happy.