Caramel's Interview With Jennifer Justice

[Caramel]

First, I have to give special thanks to Hazel Tucker for my first online interview. Hazel gave me the confidence to interview other transsexuals I admired and respected not only for their beauty, but because of that wonderful stuff that resides between their ears. I'm a "behind the scenes" transsexual in my mid-forties and although I'm pleased and at times amazed by the attention I get as a MILF, my main focus is to help all of us learn more about those wonderful people I interview. I wish I could somehow express in words how I feel knowing that I'm bringing out something in the women I've been fortunate enough to have these little talks with. Everyone who knows me online and in person is familiar with the quote "I couldn't find her, so I became her." It would take writing a novel to explain that and and I'm not entirely sure what it means myself. Instead, I'm just going to give you the link to my interview with Jennifer and thank you Jen for taking the time out for me to deliver an interview with me that will never be surpassed.



http://caramelstgirls.com/caramels-i...nnifer-justice


With love,

Cara

[mimiplastique]

YEA FOR JEN !!!!!!!!! THIS IS REALLY Beautiful

[Legend]

That was an awesome interview, jen is definitely one of a kind.

[Quiet Reflections]

your interviews are always very good. I think Jen is great too and she comes off very well in this

[DL_NL]

Excellent interview, love it!

[FiremanforTS]

Fantastic.

[cookiepuss]

Cool interview. By her description, sounds like I'm just her type of guy!

[GroobySteven]

Another excellent interview Caramel ... waiting for the book!

[Caramel]

Thanks, Steven, and thanks to beautiful Mimi for the kind words, to Legend, QR, DL, Fireman and cookiepuss. As for publishing a book, if another SMFA alumni can break transsexuals into the mainstream like the genetic girl like Nan Goldin did with a book in the 90's, it might be something I should think about from a transsexual perspective. ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nan_Goldin

Hmmmmmmm.

[GroobySteven]

Thanks, Steven, and thanks to beautiful Mimi for the kind words, to Legend, QR, DL, Fireman and cookiepuss. As for publishing a book, if another SMFA alumni can break transsexuals into the mainstream like the genetic girl like Nan Goldin did with a book in the 90's, it might be something I should think about from a transsexual perspective. ; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nan_Goldin

Hmmmmmmm.

Actually "The Other Side" is one of the few photography books featuring tgirls I have ... the other being the excellent Radical Eye by Miron Zownir
http://www.mironzownir.com/