I think that the demand for ladies like us is growing. I also think that the Transsexual world itself is growing. Who would have thought that there would be a shemale strip club, or that Eddie Murphy would have been caught having sex with a Transsexual, or that the drummer for Read Hot Chilly Peppers would admit openly in the media that he thinks that some Transsexuals are sexy & exotic, or that on Big Brother 4, Robert would admit he had sex with a Transsexual and he liked it.
Transsexual’s have been getting bigger and bigger over the last couple of years. Transsexuals just like lesbians are starting to get understood and accpeted in the media, and in the main stream life. People are starting to understand, we are not men. We have the parts of a man, but most of us do not look, act, talk or think like a man, we think like a woman, we live life as woman, not as a man. The men who like us are not gay, maybe kinky, or even bi, but most are not gay and they have a very good sex life with woman, but want something different.
If you watch T.V-movies, you will see lesbians is every mans dream. You will also see more lesbians in the media, and being accepted for who and what they are. Who would have thought that people would be able to understand this 20 years ago? I see Transsexuals being treated the same as Lesbians, I think that guys will accepted Transsexuals before they accept gays. This is because, they will look at us as woman, not men. I think that once the public understands us, learns about us, they will accept us. I also think that once they she Transsexuals are not Drag Queens, TV’s or cross dressers, we are not like the men in dresses you see on a float in the pride parde, I hate when they show that on T.V, what must the public think, “oh there’s on of those Transsexuals, look, they have a bread and a hairy chest, see there just men in dresses”.
Understand this, people who like Transsexuals, like us for are female look, with something that is different down below, they do not want us because we are men, they do not see us this way, nor do we ourselves as men.
Just my thoughts
Tasha Jones