Early Experiences - What turned you on?
 

I've noticed quite a few posts on this forum about the things that we found sexy back in the day. Everything from our first "t-girl pic" to who our first "celebrity crush" was.

Even who our first girlfriend or boyfriend in real life was.

Yes there are many threads where these types of posts exist but I thought it might be fun to share them all in one place. :cool:

Pics of course are welcome so long as they are public or you have permission to share them. :drool:

This is a great idea for a thread! Thanks for starting it, Andy, and I'm really looking forward to seeing what you and everyone else has to say on the subject.

So yesterday I revealed that opera singers were an early source of excitement for me. They are the original divas and their beauty and glamour are still a source of pleasure. As much as I like nudity and hardcore, seeing a pretty woman all dolled up and wearing sexy costumes really puts the lead in my pencil. I attached a few pictures of the ladies who did for me back in the day and a couple more current ones.

The first couple are of Maria Ewing, one of the most beautiful women I've ever seen. That issue Opera News with her on the cover still does it for me.:inlove:

The next two are Beverly Sills looking very sexy in her Thaïs costume.:drool:

Then we have British bombshell Lesley Garrett. I didn't discover her until later but think she's totally hot :inlove:

I know I've bored everyone with my revelations but what I'm really curious about is how we all came to like the special ladies we do. I know it my tastes in porn switched as soon as I saw Gia Darling but it took me a while to admit to myself I liked seeing cocks. I used to try blocking them out when looking at tgirl porn.

Then I saw Tonya and her awesome tool. It was all over then.

I'm wondering if others here went through a similar process.

Tonta was not the first transwoman I was attracted to but, like I said, she was the first model I saw that had me really enjoying the sight of a penis. I mean did like seeing the others but it was more "I don't care if she has a dick" than "I really like seeing her cock". :turnon:

I'd like to hear if others had a similar experience. I mean if you told the twenty year old me that the forty year old me would be into seeing a penis I'd have told you that you were nuts because I'm straight. I still consider myself straight because I'm not into guys but when it comes to porn I don't care if I ever see another vagina. Tonya was a huge part of that shift.

Anyway, here's a couple more of Tonya and her delicious cock :drool:

I figured out that the first non-genetic female I ever pleasured myself to was Tootsie from the movie of the same name. I knew it was actor Dustin Hoffman playing the role but that red sequined dress got me all hot and bothered back in the day. I can't say I ever wanted to wear women's clothing but sexy outfits have always been a huge turn on for me.

Some interesting posts so far. :) Thanks for reminding me about "Tootsie" I had forgotten about that one, Boner. :respect: While not necessarily things that turned me on, the following are some of my earliest memories and helped shape who I am today.

Probably the first time I ever heard the term “transsexual” was in regards to Christine Jorgensen. She underwent SRS (back then it was called, somewhat callously, a “sex change” operation). This took place in 1952 almost 30 years before I was born so I’m trying to remember how I first learned of Christine. I believe it may have been in a high-school Sociology or Psychology class. Or I might have heard my parents talking about it.

“The World Acording to Garp.” John Lithgow as Roberta Muldoon. A 6’4” former football player no less. ;) I did not see the movie until much later (probably early to mid-nineties). While not sexually attracted to Roberta, I liked her. She was one of the first transgender characters that I remember that was portrayed as a real person. In the movie Roberta becomes close friends with Garp (Robin Williams). Roberta could easily have been one of my teammates!

“The Crying Game” a sad movie, although with excellent performances. Jaye Davidson plays Forest Whitaker’s transgender girlfriend, Dil. I remember Jaye mainly as “Ra” from “Stargate.” My favorite pic of Jaye is this one. Very hot.

Described as “the worst movie ever made.” “Myra Breckinridge” from 1970, starred Raquel Welch as “Myron” who undergoes SRS. Based on a novel by Gore Vidal, I remember reading somewhere that Vidal condemned the movie and wanted nothing to do with it. I have only seen it once. It was at a friend’s house in the late 80’s. While his parents were gone we watched a VHS tape (anyone remember those?). Supposedly rated “X.” For a bunch of horny kids the main attractions were Raquel Welch and a very young Farrah Fawcett. I hesitated to even include it here as it looks like it was probably offensive to the LGBT community. :( I do so only because it was one of my earliest memories of a transsexual character in a movie.

Again, some years before I was born, several episodes of “All In The Family” featured Lori Shannon (a real life female impersonator) as “Beverly LaSalle” a woman Archie rescues in his cab and forms an uneasy friendship with. Beverly was also one of the first characters I can recall that was portrayed as a person and not a parody, although with humor. I was very young when I saw these episodes in repeats and if you have seen them you know Beverly tragically is murdered trying to stop a robbery. I cried over this at the time. Last summer I watched the episode on cable with my wife and we both cried! I had forgotten that Edith is so shaken she renounces her faith in God. Also the implication is that Beverly may have been killed because she was transgender. A very powerful and moving episode. Sadly Lori passed away in 1984. RIP :heart::respect:

There never was any one model that “caught my attention.” The pictures and anecdotes from my above post are just some of the earliest examples of transwomen that I was aware of. This was from a very young age. I also was aware that some “guys” liked each other the way most “guys and girls” did (I was still young enough that whatever it was they “did” I wasn’t exactly sure… :blush:). The first “t-girl” porn pics I ever saw were from the earliest days of the Internet when I was a little older. Among the first names I can recall were Camila Saenz, Victoria Holyns, and Tara Emory. But that was years later. I've whacked off to all the pics below (notice a trend? :lol:). Looking back, I never thought it was “weird” or “strange,” ever. It was just the way they were.

My first “girlfriend” would have to have been a little girl that I used to walk home from school with. She was in second grade and I was in third. All we ever did was hold hands and she is the first girl I ever kissed. This would have been the Fall of 1988.

We moved back to Michigan and I never saw her again. My dad had received a big promotion and we lived in a very “upscale” neighborhood. Very different from where we had lived previously. At first it was difficult “fitting in.” Incidentally, this is the neighborhood where I watched “Myra Breckinridge” with my friends (wonder if I can find it on Netflix? :innocent:) During that time I went through a major growth spurt which worked out really well for football. Suddenly I was getting a lot of recognition. By then I had figured out how things “worked” and had made out with several girls. No, we didn't do that… but most of the other stuff. ;)

Then something happened that would totally change my life. When I was 11 or 12 I became friends with a boy who lived down the street from us. He was very feminine acting, super smart, and very cute. He really did look like a girl.

At first we were just friends. I didn’t think much about it either way. A lot of the kids used to make fun of him and for the most part I was able to put a stop to it. The “rumor” at school was that he was gay. His dad also worked in the auto industry and they were pretty well off. Our families were friends. What I remember most about him initially is that I felt the way I did around girls. I had never had feelings like that for another “guy” but there was just something... I still was attracted to girls however. Anyway I decided not to worry about it. We liked each other (a lot) and that was that. No, I never felt I was “gay” and it didn’t matter to me anyhow.

I’ve already written about her elsewhere on TLB and you can find the story of that summer on my WordPress site. Her name was “Stephen” which she later changed to “Stephanie.” She was the first girl I was ever really in love with. She now lives in New York. We dated through high-school and parted friends. We kept in touch for a while. I consider our relationship the primary reason why I am the way I am. I’ve been married twice since then and had many girlfriends. Being attracted to a “girl with a cock” is totally normal. So is being gay, although the two don’t necessarily go together.

Thanks for your posts, Andy. The first one was very informative. And I always liked reading about your friendship with Stephen/Stephanie. I never had a friend like that. :no:

I don't know how old I was when I became aware of transwomen but it wasn't until I was older. I wrote about getting turned on by them in other posts elsewhere on the board at random times, like with "Tootsie", but it wasn't until I was much older that the t-girl bug really bit me.

I'd always loved porn and one day I was browsing in the adult section of the local video store. The place was overflowing with those oversized boxes that VHS porno tapes came when I stumbled on to one with Gia Darling on the cover. I had a similar experience a couple years before when I saw Karen Dior as Peg Bundy but this was different because Gia got me hooked on tgirls. Two days later I found "Bob's Tgirls", joined, and never went back to regular porn.

That was a very confusing time for me. I never meant to imply liking transwomen was weird or there's something wrong with being gay. But in my own case I didn't know what to make of my attraction. The "Am I Gay?" threads on various boards helped me understand that I like what I like is all. I still consider my attraction to tgirls private for various reasons.

Thanks for starting this thread. I'm hoping others will join in :cool:

I like ciswomen too. In fact I'm married to one. ;) I mentioned in another thread some actresses and models from the past I had huge crushes on. Blake Lively, Margot Robbie, and Gal Gadot come to mind when I think about current actresses. :heart:

But my #1 celebrity crush might surprise a lot of people especially since I'm a big fan of heavy metal and hard rock. A few weeks ago I was pleased to see Hayley Williams featured in the "Sing Along" thread. I've added a couple of my favorite Paramore songs to it. You know "Misery Business" is one of them...

Hayley is beautiful, talented, seems like a really down to earth person, shuns drugs, and is a big supporter of LGBT rights. Plus she is SO fuckin' cute! :inlove::inlove::inlove::inlove:

Glad you've enjoyed my posts. I think it's cool that we all share basically the same interest... :drool: But we each seem to come at it from a different perspective. I have learned a lot from reading what others have posted even before I was a member here. Several years ago I went through a nasty divorce with my first wife and believe it or not this place helped me out. :respect:

Stephanie truly did change my life. Not only because she was a wonderful person but I was involved in a loving, intimate relationship with someone who was transgender. I saw many things from a totally different perspective. Never again can I look at any LGBT related issue without considering what we shared together. It's like everything for me is focused through that. She's the main reason I'm so active in LGBT causes outside of this forum especially anything involving discrimination or violence toward transgender people.

I'm going to back off posting for a while so maybe others will feel like contributing and discussing their own experiences. As always, I'm looking forward to your next post! :respect:

Andy

She is cute. I can't say I ever paid much attention to Paramore but I like the girls of Fifth Harmony a lot, especially Normani. It makes me feel like a dirty old man :frown:

I look forward to your next post too. You always come up with great stuff so I hope it's not too long :respect:

That's cool that you had that sort of awareness with your friend and that it changed you for the better. My own contact came through other channels and I have very little practical experience due to my circumstances. Either way, my attraction to transwomen remains. It was something I had to come to terms with and I hope by sharing my experiences it may help someone else who feels weird about their attraction to t-girls.

Hopefully we'll hear from some others here:cool:

Yes, I know Fifth Harmony. They were in one of my classes last semester… :lol: Sorry, bad joke… :(

Seriously, it’s OK to like whoever. Fifth Harmony ARE really cute. I looked them up and they are all over 18. Normani is 21. I bet most of the women we post pics of on this site are like 18-25. Do a search for “celebrity age differences” and you’ll find that it’s not uncommon for there to be a 20 year or greater age difference for couples. Often the man is older but not always. Demi Moore, JLo, and Madonna immediately come to mind. One who surprised me was Dick Van Dyke (45 year age difference). My feeling is if both partners are over 18 and there’s no sort of “influence” or “coercion” (like that teacher who ran away with his student earlier this year) it’s nobody’s business.

There’s someone I workout with now and then who’s well into his 50’s. He’s in great shape, a really nice guy, owns a company, and looks 20 years younger. He used to be a bodybuilder. His girlfriend is 25. :respect:

Anyway, regarding celebrities, literally anything goes because it’s not a real relationship. And you can be a fan of their work or appreciate their talent. I know a woman in her 60’s that can’t stop gushing over Justin Bieber. She’s a very nice person, loves music, is happily married, and a grandmother. I think it’s harmless and cute.

The only time it’s a problem is when it crosses the line and someone becomes a “stalker.” That’s entirely different and can involve a fan of any age. I think of the murders of John Lennon, Selena (not Gomez), Rebecca Schaeffer, and last summer, Christina Grimmie. I think even David Letterman had a female "fan" that believed she was his wife or something. There was a 50 year old man that wanted to marry Miley Cyrus and kept showing up at autograph signings (she was like 14 or 15). I believe her family got a restraining order. Miley also has a “fan” in his 40’s or 50’s that has god knows how many tattoos of her and I think constantly contacts her. All of that is bad of course and not typical of how most fans are.

My wife’s “celebrity crush” is Jason Statham. I’m sure she would leave me for him… :eek:

She’s also a fan of Paramore. When they were on James Corden earlier this summer, I was in my den working. She said “Your girlfriend’s going to be on…” :innocent:

I was kind of kidding when I said I felt like a dirty old man who liked 5H but I know there's no way I could have a real relationship with someone that young. Sure I'd like to have sex with a 21 year old and maybe we could be great friends but I'm not sure there'd enough of a common basis for a lasting relationship. The French have a rule of thumb where someone is too young for you if there less than half your age plus seven. That'd put a lot of my favorite performers out of reach:(

This is all in fun anyway so who cares!

Anyway, while I really like the Normani :heart: and the other girls, I've always had a thing for older women too, especially growing up. I always preferred buxom, zaftig women to young girls but it's weird because it's totally different when it comes to tgirls.

I have to say my biggest celebrity crush at the moment is Mariska Hartigay:inlove:

Mariska Hargitay is the reason I used to watch "Law and Order SUV." :heart:

Did you know Mariska is the daughter of Jayne Mansfield and bodybuilder Mickey Hargitay? Tragically Jayne was killed in a car crash in 1967. A baby Mariska was asleep in the backseat and lived.

If you haven't ever heard of Jayne Mansfield, I think you would like her. She really epitomized the "retro" look of the 50's and 60's that we both like.

There is a pretty good TV movie starring Loni Anderson ("WKRP in Cincinnati") :drool: and Arnold Schwarzenegger. I've seen it on cable. It's an interesting look at 60's glamour and "Hollywood." Long before "Arnold" was "The Terminator." :lol:

Yes. I have heard of that "rule" but as you say it's all in fun. I did a little reading up on it and I hope people don't take it too literally. Although as a "guideline" for dating it's probably fine--at least for having common interests. I read that it goes back to the 50's. I am not sure it would apply to most couples today. They also used to say that people of "different races" shouldn't date and marriage was only for a "man and a woman."

I think age in a relationship is one of those things that "just depends." Besides being over 18 of course. My first wife was 6 years older than me. My current wife is five years younger than me. I've never dated anyone outside of a 10 year age range. But I can't say it would never happen (if I wan't married).

I read somewhere recently that Kate Beckinsale was dating a 21 year old. Lucky guy. And Arnold doesn't seem to be letting an almost 30 year age difference bother him in the picture below. It's all good... ;) :respect:

For Boner. One final post for tonight. Jayne Mansfield, Mariska's mom. ;) :heart::respect:

Three women that I would leave my wife for... :drool::turnon::inlove:

Aubrey Kate

Nicole Ferri

Taryn Elizabeth

Thanks Andy:cool:

I knew about Jayne Mansfield before I knew Mariska Hartigay was her daughter. She was iconic. Mariska is beautiful too but in altogether different way. :respect:

When it it comes to the age thing, when I was kid I remember being more interested in older women than girls my own age. I always fantasized about being a virginal teenager seduced by an experienced older woman. I still have fantasies like that.....except now she has cock:lol:

These pictures of Renee, Elizabeth, and Tara sort of go with that thought......

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...When it it comes to the age thing, when I was kid I remember being more interested in older women than girls my own age. I always fantasized about being a virginal teenager seduced by an experienced older woman. I still have fantasies like that.....except now she has cock:lol:...
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My "older women" to have been seduced by would of course be these three: Loni Anderson, Heather Thomas, and Farrah. :inlove::inlove::inlove:

Do you know how old Renee, Elizabeth, and Tara are? Just curious. As you know I'm also a fan of all 3. My guess is they would be considerably younger than my three below. Farrah passed away in 2009 :broken:, Loni is 71, and Heather will be 60 in September. By the way I personally think that picture of Farrah may be the most beautiful picture of anybody, ever. RIP Angel. :inlove:

Hayley in concert with Paramore earlier this summer when they played the Royal Albert Hall. :heart::respect:

I used to love Loni Anderson on "WKRP in Cincinatti". Do you remember the episode where she was photographed while changing by a sleazy photographer? Farrah was iconic.

I don't know how old these ladies are and would never ask;)

I just think of them as mature women and when I fantasize about them I picture myself as the virginal, lust filled teen I used to be and them as sexy, seductive, older women who sympathize with my plight, like my Spanish professor. :inlove:

Jeez, I suppose my first ladyboy crush was when I first discovered what an LB was! Well I'm an LB myself so it's kinda' silly reflecting. :)

For Boner and any others who remember these beauties from the 70's (originally or in repeats):

https://reelrundown.com/celebrities/...t-tv-actresses

I never realized Cathy Lee Crosby played "Wonder Woman" in a 1974 TV movie.

(Note: I wanted to add that one reason for all the "ciswomen" in this thread is that for some of us--especially if you were born before say, 1990--they were the first women to influence what we found attractive. Needless to say, my Mom did not look like Loni Anderson or Farrah, nor did Heather Thomas look like my Kindergarten teacher... :lol::lol::lol: Also for me, it's the overall person I'm attracted to, it doesn't matter at all whether or not she has a cock, or if she's a "femboy," or even a cute gay man.)

Anyway whatever you feel like contributing. It's all good! :)

I remember Cathy Lee Crosby from the TV show "That's Incredible!" I wasn't interested in girls when it was on though. Same thing with "Wonder Woman" and "Charlie's Angels". My earliest TV crushes were from "Batman" although I didn't know what to do with myself then!:rolleyes:

One of my current favorite models is Russian beauty Dilyara Larina:inlove:
When it comes to cis-girls, I like them plush!

I guess if there's any one word I'd use to describe the ladies I'm attracted to it's statuesque. Waifish girls are cute but I've always been more drawn to more powerful women. My buddies would joke around about how women like Cory Everson and Chyna (RIP:respect:) looked like men but I bet they wanted to feel those sexy muscles as much as I did :drool:

Strong and beautiful is sexy as hell. :drool: Cory was a six time Ms. Olympia. I used to have that middle picture of her from Muscle and Fitness on the wall of my room. :inlove:

That picture of Cory is probably my favorite one of her. That pink leotard is awesome!

I didn't have any pictures of her on my wall growing up but I did have these magazines stashed under my mattress along with Opera News:drool:. Reggie Bennett and Rachel McLish are the cover girls :heart:

Hoping others join in but I'm really enjoying this thread. Let's keep it going!

Glad I said age didn’t matter… :innocent: Was watching “Descendants 2” with my 9 year old niece yesterday. Was bored and not that interested until the main female character goes totally badass and travels to some “island of evil” where she gets a makeover and purple hair. Suddenly it gets interesting again. Being a Disney movie, there is a choreographed “fight scene” which seemed more like a song and dance number and she and her friends eventually prevail over her rival and “crew” who are sort of like pirates but are much better looking and not creepy. OK. Whatever. When I was not much older than my niece I hoped some big guy called a “Terminator” would come back to 1991, become my best friend, and teach me how to ride a Harley. :lol:

My niece explained everything to me so it all makes sense now. Including who my “future Mrs. a9127” with the purple hair was. (Dove Cameron, who I was relieved to find out is actually 21--almost 22--and not 14.) Ms. Cameron is very beautiful and talented, and pretty much stole every scene she was in. It will be interesting to see what kind of acting career she will have after Disney. Likewise for the girl who plays her “rival.” I hope they are able to avoid the pitfalls that often trap other young actresses associated with Disney. I will be rooting for them. I know my niece will be too. :heart: :respect:

She looks adorable. Disney has a lot of cute girls over the years. Little too young for me though :innocent:

Here's a few pics of Rachel you may haven't of seen. :drool: For example I never knew they made a pinball machine as a tribute to her. You'll have to get one for your den... ;)

Wow! Thanks for sharing. That middle one :drool:

You know, I haven't thought about Rachel McLish in years. Thanks for the memories:cool::respect:

Many of the beautiful women we have discussed in this thread were popular in the 70’s and early 80’s before many of us were even born. Most of us including myself discovered them in repeats. They live on forever causing millions of teen age boys to fall in love all over again. :heart:

The 90’s were the decade when I really did become a teenager, learn to drive, have my first girlfriend, etc. Now in my 30’s it’s funny that it doesn’t seem that long ago… :eek:

Helen Hunt, Christina Applegate, and Jennifer Aniston were my three biggest crushes during the last decade of the 20th century. I was absolutely sure that when I was older and had graduated from college I would marry Jennifer one day. :lol::lol::lol:

True story: In March 1997 “Twister” had just been released on DVD. I was watching it with my Dad when he says “You really like her don’t you?” in reference to Helen Hunt. It had to be the scene at her aunt’s house. Don’t know how he could tell… :innocent: :inlove:

[QUOTE=a9127;267131]Many of the beautiful women we have discussed in this thread were popular in the 70’s and early 80’s before many of us were even born. Most of us including myself discovered them in repeats. They live on forever causing millions of teen age boys to fall in love all over again. :heart:

The 90’s were the decade when I really did become a teenager, learn to drive, have my first girlfriend, etc. Now in my 30’s it’s funny that it doesn’t seem that long ago… :eek:

Helen Hunt, Christina Applegate, and Jennifer Aniston were my three biggest crushes during the last decade of the 20th century. I was absolutely sure that when I was older and had graduated from college I would marry Jennifer one day. :lol::lol::lol:

Seems like I'm a little older than you. I was sexually active with women in the '90s but, like a lot of horny guys, I still really liked porn and had celberity crushes. The most exceptional thing about the '90s to me was the internet and the expansion sexually stimulating material.

One of my biggest crushes during the 1990s was singer Cece Peniston.:inlove: I saw the video for her song "Finally" sometime in the early '90s and have followed her ever since. If anything she's gotten more beautiful over the years.:heart:

[QUOTE=Boner;267138]I will check CeCe out. :heart: You can't be that much older than me. ;) I turned 37 yesterday. :blush: I posted a picture taken at my office in my profile. The worst part of the day was attending our "Freshman Convocation" realizing they were all born between 1998-1999. :eek:

Speaking of the 90's, this was a "major fuckup" on my part not to include Cindy Crawford in my earlier post. :( Do you remember this commercial? :inlove:

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I will check CeCe out. :heart: You can't be that much older than me. ;) I turned 37 yesterday. :blush: I posted a picture taken at my office in my profile. The worst part of the day was attending our "Freshman Convocation" realizing they were all born between 1998-1999. :eek:

Speaking of the 90's, this was a "major fuckup" on my part not to include Cindy Crawford in my earlier post. :( Do you remember this commercial? :inlove:[/QUO

Cindy Crawford was quite stunning:heart:

I'm glad you like Cece! She and I are about the same age, late forties, so it's been kind of cool watching her mature through the years. Her first single and biggest hit, "Finally", has become a club anthem and she really seems to love her gay audience, performing at pride fests. :respect:

I always thought she was gorgeous and love that she never shied away from dressing sexy. Her fashion sense has elements of drag which I love. She also really got into fitness as well and has even competed in bikini contests! Anyway, here's a couple more pictures of her I hope you enjoy. :inlove:

CeCe is very beautiful and super hot. :inlove: She sure doesn’t look like she’s in her 40’s are you sure she’s not actually “29”? :innocent: I was more aware of her back in the day for her looks and sexiness (love the bikini/fitness pictures) but vaguely remember “Finally” so I went back and listened to it. Yes I remembered it. It was a big hit in the early 90’s. I think that’s awesome that she has become active in the LGBT community. I think public support, unity, and activism is needed now more than ever. I would never have thought that would have been the case in 2017.

Sorry I haven’t posted in a while, just been swamped with work. :eek: Maybe more will contribute to this thread. :respect:

I'm glad you like CeCe! :respect::cool:

I can definitely say she's past her twenties because I've had a crush on her at least that long. Not only is she very beautiful, she can really sing too! I fell in love with her voice and then when I saw what she looked like:inlove:

Anyway, here's a couple more of thegorgeous Miss Peniston in cluding a couple more bikini shots. I think you'll enjoy the view :cool:

What a great topic. My earliest memories of what turned me on and what I started masturbating to were some Playboy's that I found of my dad's. It was a playmate of the year issue featuring Jenny McCarthy that I really used alot.
It wasn't until college when I discovered t-girls, Gia Darling in particular. Some of my early favorites were Gia, Vicki Richter, Danielle Foxxx, Vaniity, and Allanah Starr. T-girl porn became my main source and I was hooked.
Tgirls are still my favorite but I also enjoy a wide variety today. I enjoy bbw, hardbodies,and have recently become more interested in CD's.

Got any pics???:eek:

I like all the girls you mention too:cool:

Here's a few that I really like.

Seems we have similar tatses:cool:

If you don't mind me asking, how did you get in tgirls?

I was into BBWs and muscular women before I discovered my attraction to ladies with something extra. I still like them. It took me a while to get into CDs but the CD thread in this forum is great, especially the ones Andy posts! Hoping he chimes in here too:cool:

Allanah and Gia look great together don't they?

The first time I saw a t-girl was on axcident, a porn that I accidentally downloaded. It really didn't do anything for me. But then I saw Gia Darling on a comedy skit, I think it was the man show on comedy Central, and I had to check her out because I didn't really think she had a penis. I found some pics of her and to my surprise, there was a cock hanging between her legs. She was so hot that I didn't even really think about it. I had a huge hard on and jerked off in less than a few minutes. Like I said earlier, I told myself that I wouldn't do it again, but that didn't last long.

Always a great combo.

After seeing Gia I was pretty much done with regular porn. I still like seeing pretty women though (like CeCe Peniston and Dilyara Larina!)

I know a lot of guys had their first exposure to tgirls through TV shows. Maury Povich used to run these "Male or Female?"episodes where these super hot women would come out and the audience had to guess. I'm pretty sure both Gia and Danielle Foxx made appearances there.

Vicki and Danielle look great together too!:drool:

Their scenes together are great, and Vicki could drop a nice load. I've spent a lot of hours watching them.

Been so busy with work haven't had time to contribute much. Welcome to our new member Iowaguy82! Love the pics of Vicki Richter and Danielle. :turnon: :drool: :heart: If I have time later I'll try to post an update to the "CD" thread.

Thanks to both of you for keeping this thread going! :respect:

Andy

No problem Andy!:respect:

I really enjoy this thread and what everyone has shared. Hopefully we'll get some folks posting:cool:

I have the "Spank My Tranny Ass" DVD with Vicki and Danielle in a scene together. Joanna Jet is in it too but my favorite scene is the one with Kitty V. She is fucking adorable! :drool::turnon:

Thanks for welcoming me. It's been a very interesting and entertaining thread.

Very hot. Those sites introduced me to a lot of beautiful women.

Me too!

Ever see that one? Kitty makes these faces for the camera while her mistress is spanking her that are just so cute! Plus she's only 4'7" which makes her even more adorable.

Yes, I've seen that one. Very hot. I kind of forgot about how sexy she was.

Getting back to the earlier posts about CeCe, there's another singer whose career sort of parallels CeCe Peniston's, Ultra Naté. :inlove:

She never got the same sort of fame as CeCe but I think she's just as beautiful and I've had a crush on her almost as long.:heart:

Looking back through some of these posts, I must say I really enjoy your taste. You have a great variety of women in a lot of different body types. I love it.

Thanks! :respect:

I hope you post some of what you like too!

When it comes to body types, I like feminine, hard or soft, but definitely ladylike. I like bigger, statuesque women best but when it comes to tgirls I like the smaller ones too like beautiful little Sapphire here :drool:

Very nice. I hope to post some in the next couple of days. Ever since I can remember, I've always kind of had a preference for thicker women. It wasn't until college when a guy introduced me to hardbodies and then I became a little more well rounded. Not really caring about body type all that much.

I always liked thicker women too, both BBWs and Amazon types. I also love a pretty face, nice hair, make up, and sexy clothes. :respect:

Club divas like CeCe and Ultra brought me into contact with RuPaul. Back in the 90s I had a VHS tape with club music videos on it and "Supermodel" was on it. That video blew me away! Even though I had heard of RuPaul before and new he was a man but the woman on the screen was magnificent and I was completely turned on.

Here's some women that I really liked years ago and still do today. I've always really thought Kelly Clarkson was attractive. Sofia Vergara continues to get hotter with age. And Ashley Graham is a woman I've really gotten into lately.

Very nice! I just discovered Ashley Graham last week. She's on the cover of this year's "New York" magazine's fassion issue. I didn't buy it but I sure checked her out! She looks awesome in a one piece bathing suit:drool:

She's one of the sexiest women today, imo. Great face, thick in all right places. I only regret that I didn't find out about her sooner.

Kelly Clarkson :inlove: Nice to see her on here. Very beautiful and maybe the only modern singer with a better voice than Hayley IMHO (see my post above). :respect:

Also I became familiar with Ashley through seeing her on the cover of a magazine at the gym where I workout. Extremely sexy and beautiful. :heart: I guess the three of us must think alike. :innocent:

And a better picture of my “third wife” who I had written about earlier after watching “Descendants 2” with my niece. The unbelievably beautiful and talented Dove Cameron as “Mal.” :inlove::inlove::inlove:

She will be 22 in January. So what’s a 15 year age difference? :lol: :innocent:

All kidding aside, Dove is one to watch. I expect we will be seeing a lot more of her in the future. I have heard she enjoys the stage. It wouldn’t surprise me if she were to win a Tony Award one day. :respect:

I hope so! Dove is very cute....especially with purple hair!:inlove:

Torie Tastic. I just found these the other day. I'd love to get this BBW cutie into that van and get all grabby with her! :drool:

Wow, some great pictures you guys have posted. You've just introduced me to two women I have never heard about before that are absolutely gorgeous.:yes::respect:

Since we're going "retro" in this thread, thought some of you might enjoy this blast from the past. I bet quite a few of our members remember this beauty. :heart:

Long before Dove Cameron was born, this was one of my biggest celebrity crushes. I mentioned her in an earlier post. Her name is Heather Thomas and she was best known for the show “The Fall Guy.” I can’t remember what the occasion or exact year was (time frame was the late 80's) but I think it was some sort of classic car show I went to with my Dad. She was super sweet to me and at the time the most beautiful girl I had ever seen. I must have been in first or second grade. Why couldn’t my teacher have looked like that? I’m sure I said something stupid like asked her to marry me… :blush: Surprised I still have it after all this time. I looked her up and she still looks great. :inlove::inlove::inlove:

(Pretty sure my Dad enjoyed meeting her as well. Wonder what my Mom thought of all this? ;))

I absolutely love this thread!

Cool story- I can't say I ever had a similar experience. My pre-pubescent crushes were the ladies I saw on ""Batman" Julie Newmar as Catwoman and Carolyn Jones as Marsha Queen of Diamonds. I was too young to understand or act on my attraction but I sure liked seeing them!

I metioned "New York" magazine earlier in this thread. My parents subscribed to it so it was always laying around the house. Sometime in the early 80s my mon showed me a picture of Dianne Brill (the first one below) in it wondering what I thought of her. I guess she was trying to figure out what I was into at the time as I had just hit puberty. I played it off trying to be nonchalant but the truth is I couldn't wait to get that magazine back to my room!

A year or so later I saw Dianne Brill on Letterman. She was wearing a red latex dress and Letterman had a hard time keeping his hands to himself during the interview! I had never seen such sexy clothes and was just blown away by this incredible woman.:heart:

I hate to break it to you, Andy, but Heather Thomas has been the future Mrs ila ever since I first saw her in the first episode if The Fall Guy. All she needed to do was see me and she would have dropped Lee Majors like a hot potato. :lol:

If I recall right Lee Majors dropped her like a hot potato although I don't remember the reason(s).

What turned me on was being on all fours and crying as I got my brains fucked out beyond belief.

Kelly performed on the Today show and even hosted the fourth hour with Hoda Kotb.:heart: Ialways thought Hoda was stunningly beautiful:inlove:

OK. Well... I'll just have to settle for Dove Cameron then. :lol::lol::lol:

Seriously, what I remember is that Heather developed a Cocaine addiction and went through rehab. I believe Lee Majors and the cast of Fall Guy were in on an intervention staged by her family. :respect:

In the late 90's Heather was in several TV and lesser movies then got married and had a daughter in 2000. Today, September 8th would be her birthday. Discretion does not allow me to reveal how old she is. Of course, she's the same age as me... 29! :innocent:

Dove Cameron is all yours.

I do remember that she suddenly disappeared from the show. The newspapers back then weren't very helpful. There was little to no coverage on why she was no longer around.

29? :eek: I didn't realize that she was that old. I thought she was 19; the same age as I am. ;)

Thanks. ;) The picture below is Dove at the gym. :heart: I texted it to my wife along with the caption "Dove Cameron working out at Anytime Fitness in Zionsville." I thought it was cute and funny. :innocent: My wife (who really IS a fan of Dove--"Liv and Maddie") not so much... I've been sleeping in the garage for a week. :(


A lot of it has to do with the lack of the Internet in the 80's. No sites like TMZ or anything else around for that matter. It would be a huge story today. Think Miley and all her controversies.


"19" sounds good to me. :respect: That means I must have traveled back in time to meet her. :lol:

Kathy Ireland was one of my early favorites. I had one of her calendars hanging on my wall. Needless to say, I spent a lot of time in my bedroom.

Very nice. :drool:

Since we were sort of on the subject of Disney (well, Dove IS the star of “Descendants 2”). :innocent: I have a couple of “Disney stories” you may or may not enjoy.

Anyway, the university where I teach invested millions into its theatre over 10 years ago and teamed up with a professional theatre company to put on shows. Our students basically got kicked out. :(

One the first productions was “Beauty and the Beast.” My “ex” and I were invited to the premiere. The production was awesome. As good as anything I’ve ever seen—even on Broadway. Afterwards there was a “meet and greet.” Of course you couldn’t even get close to “Beast” or “Belle” (she did smile at me however… :inlove:) but poor “Gaston” (the bad guy) was off by himself so I decided to go over and talk to him. He turned out to be really cool. He was like a stockbroker or something and did acting because he loved the theatre. A pretty big guy himself, he also asked me if I “played for the Colts.” LOL

The other story involves Tigger and Christopher Robin from Winnie the Pooh. The faculty parking lot used to be behind the stage door. I was walking to my truck (a Dodge SRT with the Viper engine) when I noticed them sitting on the curb with their heads off taking a “smoke break.” They looked to be about my age (early to mid 20’s back then) so I said “hey what’s up?” One said “is that yours man?” It turns out they were working on their MFA’s and both were “car guys” so we spent over an hour talking. One had a highly modified ’87 Fox body Mustang 5.0 and the other drove a ‘96 Toyota Supra Turbo (very awesome and underrated car BTW, especially for its time :respect:).

I can't say I ever really paid a lot of attention to Disney. I always liked the Looney Tunes cartoons more. I've been on forums where guys shared that some of their earliest t-girl eroticism was stirred by the ones where Bugs would dress up like a woman. Bugs never did it for me but some of Disney's Princesses look good......especially drawn this way! :drool:

(PS- It sounds like you've owned some cool cars:cool:)

Nice. I had a 1984 Christie Brinkley calendar that I saved after the year was over:innocent:

Bugs Bunny as a woman? Makes the phrase "what's up doc" take on a whole new meaning! :lol:

Artists have taken many liberties with Disney characters in particular. I'm sure my new friend "Mal" (Dove) has already been drawn with a cock for example...

In the meantime enjoy this InCase drawing of Elsa from "Frozen." :drool: :turnon:

Yes, a few... My first was a '97 Corvette. But that truck was probably the wildest ride I've ever owned. It used the same engine as the Viper and no weight in the back. It was like driving on ice all the time. I eventually used sandbags. But unbelievably fast. My wife was scared of it. We finally traded it in. My current "daily driver" is a 2015 Dodge Hellcat. Similar to my Avatar (that's a Hellcat-X). If you don't do something dumb it's like driving a regular car. There is a "black key"--500 hp and a "red key"--700+ hp. I almost always use the black key for daily use.

The school where I teach is near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. I guess since we have been discussing "cis" as well as transwomen in this thread, I should mention that I have met Danica Patrick. She doesn't always come off as the nicest person but in real life she is actually gorgeous (and was friendly when I met her).

Do you still have it? :drool:

Here's a few screenshots of Christie driving the Ferrari from "Vegas Vacation." :inlove: I can tell because of the dress she's wearing and also the baby in the back seat... :innocent:

Here are some pictures of Dove so that you won't feel so bad about being in the garage. ;)

Unfortunately no :no:

It was part of my teenage spank bank but that's long since gone. My parents probably found it. Remember having to hide all those pictures and magazines? :rolleyes:

That sort of brings me back to a question I asked a while ago. If you had told me the teenage me I'd be crazy for girls with something extra I don't think I'd believe it. I mean it's a long way from Kathy Ireland to Ariel Everitts, right Iowwaguy?:respect:

I'm just curious how we came to like what we do because we didn't start out that way. Andy's experience is different I think due to his relationship with in his formative years. But what about the rest of us?

I won't bore anyone with my experiences as they're pretty well documented in this and other threads. I will say that the biggest thing for me was admitting to myself that I'm more turned on by a penis than a vagina. Other than that, it's femininity that turns me on. It's an odd combination.

I admit I don't know much about cars and had to look up Danica Patrick. I do like Dodge muscle cars like the Charger and Challenger though:cool:

It certainly is a long ways. I would have never thought in my teenage years that I'd be turned on by the things I am now. All it took was seeing a few pictures and my entire perspective changed. And I'll have to agree with you, I too am more turned on by a penis and feminity.

Well, nowadays if you told me I could have sex with either Kathy Ireland or Ariel Everitts I'd Ariel hands down. She's just so fucking sexy! :drool::turnon::heart:

Agreed!:turnon: And I wouldn't think twice about it.

One day I would love to own a black 68 or 69 Charger like the one in "Bullitt." :drool: :respect:

Here's three women drivers I have really met:

Danica Patrick
Courtney Force
Milka Duno

My "advantage" was that our university had a "Motorsports Management" program and relationship with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway so I was allowed pit and garage access, got to stay in a suite, and was introduced to them as opposed to being a "random fan." So it wasn't just my looks, personality and wealth... :lol::lol::lol:

(Besides I'm saving all of that to use on Dove. :innocent: ;))

Not only are they beautiful, what they do is actually pretty awesome (and dangerous). Consider how few can drive at this level. Then compare it to the number of active players in other professional sports such as the NFL or NBA. If you've only seen racing on TV you really need to attend a race in person. This is what Courtney (see above) does for a living. This particular run was 320 MPH (514 km). :respect:

What turned me on? Nothing really.

I do remember when I shaved my legs the first time though but not really a turn on though. Oh shaving my pubes was a turn on though because it felt so good and so sensuous. I felt every touch. It was kind of the same with the legs but on a smaller scale though. The first time feeling the sheets on hairless legs, OMFG.

It sux being a trans girl though. But then again not really either. As a trans woman I can take things for granted that cis women have to do like shaving their legs and underarms. That looks and feels so good and cis women have to do that.

Sexuality is another thing. I love it and all of it in the "hole" I have. Most cis women can't appreciate that. Love when it comes is another thing. Most cis women can't really appreciate a man's love for them. Well if you are a trans woman then the men that will love you will love you for you and not just a vagina that is warm and wet. So the men that love us are looking for more usually than just a pussy.

You know I hear people bitch and moan about being trans all the time. So what is there it bitch about? The men that love us love us for us and not what is between our legs. If so then they are gay but not willing to face it. They usually fall in love with the femininity instead of the sexual gratification they get from sexual gratification.

So is being trans a curse or a blessing? I say both. I have been beaten senseless and bullied for being a sissy but the love that I have found has been genuine with no hold backs.

Look guys, if you love us and find us attractive then so be it and never apologize for it.

So what turns me on? A few things but mostly a man that is not afraid to be a man that is attracted to femininity no matter where it comes from. Bailey's boyfriend is about the sexiest man that I could ever want to meet. He may look like a whimp but has more self assurance than a three hundred pound muscle head that jacks to her pics and videos could ever have.

That is what turns me on. Masculinity without shame of being labeled as this or that. Strength in self assurance no matter what anyone says. Making up your own mind without the influence of others without shame. Some other things but pretty much that is what turns me on in men. It may sound stupid but not to me. It may sound like a pipe dream but there are plenty of you guys out there though. And yes that is a turn on and maybe the biggest to a woman. Trans or Cis. We all want to feel safe when with you. I have a CCW and can do my part if needed but I want to still feel safe while holding your arm or hand down the street.

Totally gratuitous post. Sorry… :innocent: Without a doubt my three biggest “cis” celebrity crushes. :inlove::inlove::inlove:

Hayley Williams, Dove Cameron, and yes that’s Miley. From early 2011. Before you “bash” Miley consider that in real life she’s known as a very generous and caring person. She is also well known for supporting LGBT causes and she herself has talked about how her first “relationship” was with another girl. She was about 11 or 12 which is about the same age I was when I met my friend “Stephen/Stephanie.” Interesting. In 2009, Miley’s “Wonder World” tour came to Indianapolis. Several of my younger friends went. I had a chance to go but felt I was “too old” although still in my 20’s. Anyway, somehow they got to meet her. They all told me afterward how sweet she was and I’ve always remembered that whenever I read something bad about her in the media. I’ll take their word over TMZ or Life and Style anytime.

Tomorrow I'll post my three biggest "trans" crushes... ;) But now I gotta go workout. Been shooting up testosterone. Just hope I don't drop the fucking weights on my head... :lol:

I can see why these women are your celebrity crushes. Miley has always been somewhat of a mystery to me. She can look really beautiful at times, and then there are times where I wonder what was she thinking. I really like her look in this pic you posted and it seems to me she's going with that look for the time being and I hope she sticks with it for awhile.

Miley never did it for me. She's just not my type but I like a couple of her songs. Dove is super cute though!

But if we're making gratuitous posts about our current cis-crushes these are today's top three: Mariska Hartigay, Dilyara Larina, and soprano Sondra Radvonovsky. I'm still keeping up with Opera News.:lol:

My current favorites right now would have to be Katy Perry, Samantha 38g, and Ashley Graham.

Christy Canyon & Hyapatha Lee
 

Kitten Natividad & Letha Weapons
 

Some great posts! :drool: :respect: I'm still working on my three favorite transwomen. It's way more difficult than my three favorite ciswomen were...

Especially since anyone who knows me already knows who is #1... ;) :inlove:

So that leaves two.