
http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=914946

If you saw a girl that was totally hot, had a session with her that was totally hot, and left feeling totally satisfied....then found out later she was once a 'he'...what is the problem? What is your concern? I must be missing a point somewhere...If I agree to see Jerri but Jerri is really Jerry, we have a HUGE problem. I don't give a flying fuck how good of a time I had. Point blank, I ain't no colon cowboy!!
Originally Posted by FootLong
It should be disclosed if a provider is a TS period. People have the right to choose who they are with. There is a very big risk of someone getting hurt or worse by not being up front about something like this.http://la.backpage.com/TranssexualEs...word=post%20op

The person in your example link does put it up front in her ad...Check again FL. She only disclosed after it was brought up by another member. That's when the dynamics of the thread totally changed and even prompted a new thread being started in COED.
I don't have an answer to your question, but I have another question.
If you saw a girl that was totally hot, had a session with her that was totally hot, and left feeling totally satisfied....then found out later she was once a 'he'...what is the problem? What is your concern? I must be missing a point somewhere...
Originally Posted by FootLong
"Colon cowboy" is not technically accurate - unless you fuck her in the ass. She is post-op, so she has a 'pussy', albeit a manufactured one.My how we flip flopped so quickly!
But I get it. Most guys have a mental aversion to being intimate with someone who has male DNA, even if they look and act completely like a female. I envision a future where you perform a quick DNA scan before proceeding with the encounter...
If this were not an SL thread, it could almost get philosophical!
I guess I concur with Joe Buck. Based on the passions expressed, it is best to fully disclose up front to avoid the possibility of someone getting hurt. I believe most TS do in fact disclose this. But I can see how someone who has had the 'change' and always thought of herself as 'female' might lose sight of the reason for disclosure. Originally Posted by FootLong
I don't judge you FL. You have the right to do your own thing! I respect that!