Why do the reviewers of Famous Pornstars here, not complain about paying $1000 - $2000 or more, for a chance to bang their sexual fantasy...... however, to pay less than half that to bang a Trans pornstar/onlyfans/social media star huge problem. Is this like the argument that women should get paid the same as men? There are many trans pornstars mainstream and amateur that are banking several hundred K a year for 5+ years in a row now. They parlay that into more clientele escorting more so than genetic pornstars.  

I believe it's more becasue if admit to your friends that you banged an escort is kind of cool but if you banged or got banged by a trans girl its still just too taboo and those guys feel they should have to pay so much for  their fantasy. I don't care if anyone doesn't believe it, or wants to hear it or even thinks I'm attacking them. Simply I'm not, I'm saying people need to own their own crap what ever it is.... go ahead convince me otherwise.  

Paying for pussy has never been cool. Its not something id brag about.  

Paying for dick..even its attached to a hot chick...is even less cool.

It's a secret but it cool , own it, enjoy it. Paying for sex is as old as time, cavemen traded pelt for pussy. As trans women are more accepted it will cease to be an issue.

More or less yes, I agree with both comments. While admitting you banged an escort, prostitute or hooker may not be that cool, guys boast of banging genetic pornstars all the time, paying a a grand or more, even much more. I like the owning it comment, which segues into another thought, would you publicly date a MTF trans woman? If not that's one of the definitions of being a tranny chaser, nothing wrong with that, it was just a topic of another thread. I've dated several trans women publicly, a few for 1-2 years. Not saying that to either boast or condemn anyone about anything, but it's helped me to understand them much more. While the hobby is about fantasy fulfillment for some kind of cost, I think dating trans publicly gives you a bit more empathy and or compassion that can ease tensions and open up a better dialogue.