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Dave Wells wrote:

> My intrigue is because I like watching two girls play with a strap-on so a she-male (a gorgeous one that you can look at and go - noooooooooooo, when it's revealed) is just an extension of the G/G.

And there are certainly a few gorgeous ones about, e.g. Bailey Jay, Ashley George, Kimber James, Dany de Castro, Jesse TS, etc.

Bloody hell unusual to feel can teach anyone here to suck eggs when comes to sex!

Back in the 90s worked briefly with a transgendered colleague, late 30s she'd had the op a few years before. Not an easy life, accepted as female at work but had to leave old life behind and found it all very difficult. Interesting.

Much more recently found myself on a hot date with a girl who'd had her surgery in Brazil at 19, couple of years before our wild night out. Attractive, feminine, felt no threat to my straight credentials. Sexually felt different, kissing to fucking, theres a lot packaged up in the XX chromosome package that surgery or meds can't mimic, touch, scent, taste. Her orgasm felt plain weird. Told me she'd get a lot of unwanted attention from bi and gay blokes if they knew. Makes it tough third way. And thats what it is, a big con to lead men and women to feel if they go through the op they can really change sex. Limbo. Yet to me easy to treat and accept as female in all ways apart from intimate.

To answer the original question. TV, pre-op, need look no further than bi or gay in your dictionary. Post-op, I'd have to say naive or insensitive to real female sexuality, either that or in love lol!