Why?

[seenoneizm]

do you think theres a reason why god made us attracted to shemales

i sometimes think,i mean, i know fully well all my friends would absolutley crucify me if they ever knew i liked shemales, but i cant help it, i love them

im with a female at the moment been with her a few years and shes great

but i cant stop looking at shemales on the net and meeting them through eros etc, i do think i was destined to be with one

which is a shame cos i really love my girlfriend, but she dont have a cock and i hate that

i am no way attracted to men or anything, just love the fact shemales are new, exciting, different, and attract me more than any girl ever could

btw im drunk

[magic9inch]

To some people on here they love trannies, but i feel that i'm going thru a faze right now. thats my preference right now. but in the future i want to forget about this and move on and get married and have kids and live the dream life, until then trannies got me hooked since the first time a pop up from a tranny website change my life forever

[GMan]

Allow me to quote Clerks.... "You're missin' out, man...chicks with dicks."

[Mugai_hentaisha]

Well i for one don't really care what my friends think but then again I tend not to reveal too much of my personal life to them.

i am very interested in the TS,TG,Shemale life. Don't know if I would ever be with one...(more like I could never see them being with me) i have a girlfriend (genetic) that I care about very much but i cannot tell you that the sight of Allanah Tara Danielle Vicki Wendy doesn't turn me on. i guess i don't have a clue. :roll:

Well anyway Happy holidays

[Ecstatic]

Well i for one don't really care what my friends think but then again I tend not to reveal too much of my personal life to them.
I don't tend to talk to my friends about my abiding love for transwomen, but then I don't tend to talk to my friends about sex altogether. Kind of got over that one back when I was 18 or 19 and went "all the way" the first time with my girlfriend (I could hardly contain myself, lol). But I often talk about transgendered friends of mine, as friends, and am happy and proud to let people know that I think very highly of them. Most of my friends are liberal and very accepting, though most of them also have never known a ts and initially find the idea a bit unusual. But the reason I speak up, in part, is to talk about the t-women I know in the context of ordinary life, not sex at all. For example, I've talked to my massage therapist about a Thai TG I know who gives wonderful massages: no hint of any sexual goings-on, just a comparison of massage techniques. Of course, I didn't blurt out "I know a tgirl who gives great massages," but instead while my therapist was working on my back, I commented on a Thai friend of mine who does very relaxing, non-therapeutic but very effective massages, even to the point of "walking" on my back (not literally but applying pressure with feet, knees, and hands), and as we talk I let it slip that she's a transgendered person. Or in the context of photography, modeling, restaurant management, etc. I find people are very accepting in such a context, where sex isn't even raised in the discussion.