Trans Escorts
If you are looking to hire a trans escort, then it’s best to be aware of just what kind of transgender companion you are seeking. Here, we discuss some of the differences between all types of transgender people, and what to expect, so you know exactly what to ask for when searching for that ultimate turn-on, alongside being aware regarding some of the distinctions which you will find escorts use when it comes to advertising their services.
Transvestite or cross-dresser: A transvestite ( TV ) or Cross-Dresser (CD) – or a tranny for short – is someone who wears the opposite sexâs clothes. This can serve as a turn-on for them, alongside enabling them to resemble the opposite sex. Most trannies tend to be male; and a tranny can be gay, straight or bisexual – it really depends on the individual. They don’t necessarily want to look and be convincing as the opposite sex either, as there is also a fetish related to gender identity with transvestites.
A cross-dresser is someone who dons the opposite sexâs clothes primarily to disguise the gender with which they were born and is very much fixated on the clothing rather then the gender identity. This is to aid them with the process of self-actualisation, as they can feel like women, despite having been born a man. Cross-dressers can favour any sexuality.
Ladyboy: A ladyboy is a traditionally a trans escort from Thailand or the South East Asia region. Ladyboys are highly convincing when posing as females, as they possess extremely feminine features – although they possess all the male genitalia, and aren’t necessarily gay.
Transsexual: both Pre and Post Op. Being classified as trans-sexual indicates that psychologically and emotionally, someone feels that they were born the wrong sex, yet possess the genitalia of the opposite sex physically, and are able to relate to any sexuality. Henceforth, you will find straight, gay and bi transsexuals. Pre-op transsexuals are more common as escorts and will have functioning genitalia opposite to that of the gender they identify with ( i.e female with male genitals ) post op will have undergone surgery to change their genitalia to that of the gender they identify with.
Shemale: A shemale is another name used to describe an escort who happens to fall into any one of the categories outlined above, but who mainly associate themselves with pre-op transsexuals, and have full male genitalia.
Genderqueer: People who consider themselves genderqueer don’t relate to any gender. These people can be either male or female, yet possess the opposite genitalia. Itâs common to find guys with a penis, yet who possess breasts too, or conversely, girls who have a vagina, but have had their breasts removed, as they feel that certain parts of the body define either one gender.
Bigender: People who can associate with being both male and female.
Pangender: Otherwise known as omnigender, these are people who feel they are multi-gendered, but who take it further than our natural understanding of masculine and feminine.
Intersex: These people possess both attributes of male and female genitalia, in any combination.
When we start to look at gender, and gender identity, itâs only then do we truly realise what a wonderful and varied world we live in. We all have one defining feature – we are simply human beings who all care, share and love. Gender Bending, and gender identity, has been celebrated through the decades by different people, and in this modern world, we can now explore our own gender identity by hiring the services of a high-class, elite trans escort. These services provide us with insight, understanding, and a lot of fun â and kink! – waiting to be discovered.