Good morning folks,  

if she has a lot of reviews and not one mentioned her being a TS, the odds are that she is not.

Also, profiles on some sites like TER keep whatever info the very first rater entered. Who knows, maybe the question mark was a typing error or maybe the guy was trying to indicate he didn't understand the question!

The "unsure" designation would keep me away, but that's me. If guys want to go the TS route, that is their choice.

Every woman at some point when they were still a fetus. Had a penis, which ultimately became the clit, and vagina. So in a way, all women are transsexuals booooooooooooo. There. So don't go see any women ever again of you'll be gay. LoL

Should a professional also disclose all her past relationships, diseases, pregnancy scares, jobs, degrees, ethnic background, medications, how many children does she have... You get the idea right?

Listen I get it. I'm a trans girl, and u know all about stigma and stuff. Trust me. I myself have my own reservations about girls not disclosing it. But having said that. To single out just that one thing. And call someone unprofessional for that one thing but not the other 1000 things she didn't disclose. It's just wrong.  

If I showed up at that girls incall and she was a TS, I would be fkin pissed and I wouldn't go through with the session. How does that help either side?

A male fetus likewise does not start with a clitoris which then turns into a penis. That is not how human sex organs develop. Here is an article with more information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_differentiation_in_humans

What are your reservations related to?  

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I'm 10 years (or so) older than you are. In school, I learned generally the same information detailed in the article I linked.  
 

make a sound? So if a TS girl has surgery and according to the OP no one who has ever reviewed her or watched her films realized, does her former physical configuration matter?  (Assuming you are not trying to sire a child by a provider, are you??)

Sure you are right, if I didn't know, it wouldnt bother me. But if I do know, or suspect so, and that was the OP's point, that would ruin my hardon and thus ruin my session.

is all the ads with ten to twenty year old air-brushed photos. I'd rather walk through the door and find a beautiful albeit undetectable ts lady than walk in and find the Before version of a $ubway weight loss ad.

...The drop down for indicating if the provider is transsexual gives three options only. 1. no 2. yes pre-op  
3. yes post-op

Yes wboarder. For the most part what dani987x would be reflected in reviews.

Some are and many are not. Reviewers are often motivated to give high marks and avoid unpleasantness that might cause problems for themselves later on. Providers can trace most guys who visit them to their ter handles. One way around that which some guys don't seem to know is to post a review under your alias instead of your handle.

When I was just starting out, one of my newbie Qs was about a stunning ad I saw but the Profile link was something like "no longer available" or one of the related errors. First, my OP was pulled because I mentioned the name and link of the Provider and the ad. When I asked again, more discretely, the back channel was more along the lines that the Provider in question was TS but refused to advertise that way, repeatedly. It was explained to me at that time that not being open about being TS (or being deceitful about having two X chromosomes) was reason enough for TER to ban the Provider and remove their Profile.  

...I'd even checked the profile of a TS provider. I then clicked the "Review Provider" button on the TS provider's profile. I still only get three options No, Yes-preOp, Yes-postOp.  Unsure doesn't come up as an option. If you click Yes-preOp you get more drop down menus. None of those have unsure as an option.  

...when filling out a profile to review a provider TS or otherwise.