How do other hobbyists handle this?
And what are provider's views and experience suggest?

I’ve been a heterosexual all my life (well, at least after the mono- or self-sexual events were no longer the only sexual recreation! LOL).  I’ve been submitting reviews of female providers I’ve visited under my main TER username.

Recently, I’ve crossed the imaginary line and visited a couple of transsexuals.  Will seeing TS’ be a short phase or an infrequent occurrence or common occurrence?  I don’t know yet.  

I’d prefer to keep my TS reviews separate.  Is there a way to submit a review under an alias??

Or, do I …
(1) just NOT submit reviews of TS?
(2) submit reviews of the TS’ under my main TER username?
(3) setup a TS only review TER username and keep the TS reviews unrelated to my main TER username?  (May miss out on VIP benefit).

Have fun boning the homophobes without consequence!  Works like a charm.

Under the VIP Community tab, select Account Manager (on the left) and then select Edit My Aliases. Then type in the name of your new alias, click Add Alias, and now submit your TS reviews under this new alias so that only those reading this board will know you're a freak!

Hardy my dear, I'm certainly not a freak, and so far as I have encountered neither are any of the gentlemen who post here or any of the other girls I've met.

Folks, it's always a good idea to THINK before you post! Or if you are posting something tongue-in-cheek use a smiley to show it's a joke.

Othwise comments like calling people on TS boards "freaks" might be misconstrued.

A public service message from TS Jamie...  

Given that only a miniscule percentage of the human population has a fetish for transsexuals, it qualifies them for freak status.  Given that far less than 1% of the population is transsexual, it qualifies transsexuals for freak status.  You fall out of the statistic norm by a wide margin.  

We're in good company.  Geniuses are freaks.  Sport superstars are freaks.  Consider yourself as sharing classification with Albert Einstein or Michael Jordan or Tiger Woods the next time someone calls you a freak.

He may also use freak colloquially to mean 'fanatic' or 'ardent follower'.  It's often applied to people who enjoy sex in general ie., "... to get your freak on."

You can't justly blame the poster for other people's ignorance.  Just like I cannot blame you for other people's ignorance regarding your freak status.  It is not fair for me to say, "A girl with a dick?  What do people think of that?  I must hate, fear, or at best pity you."

-- Modified on 9/13/2007 10:42:28 PM

Not sure about all the nuances vocabulary choice inf the San Diego area but the word "freak" in my hometown is taken to mean someone "likes to get down and kinky" or basically uninhibited.
Alot posibly depends on where someone is coming from as they post.

I am going on record and admitting I am a freak at this time. Always have been!  

It doesn't look like a review can be submitted under an ALIAS.  This is being posted under an alias, but cannot submit a review except under main name.

If I'm missing somehting, please let me know.

If it's ever discovered that reviews are coming from the same IP address, it is not unheard of for TER to delete the profiles for anyone they've reviewed and to chastise the individuals involved.  They do this to keep a provider (or a pimp) from creating a faked identity and submitting a self-review.

I don't know if they routinely check IP addresses for all submitted reviews -- I rather doubt it, in fact.  Still, you have to decide if you're willing to take that risk.  Personally, I'd just stick with posting information to the message board here -- after all, a full-fledged review is a pain to write.