Originally posted by VanessaBell
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I am saying I have met hundreds if not thousands of tgirls.
In my experience the majority think this way I have described, I am sorry to say.
I met escorts, non-escorts, post-ops, pre-ops, inops etc. etc.
I am not complaining that I couldn't find a relationship, I am responding based on my 20 years of experience.
The fact is in North America the majority of TS escort at one time or another.
I have in fact met 1 TS that has truly never escorted.
Many i have met didn't escort much, but they still did it to pay for stuff.
In Thailand many will get normal jobs rather than sex work, but they are more accepted over there.
TS in Thailand also have more respect for the rest of society than over in our society.
They are polite and don't push their values where they are not wanted.
What is the particular sub group you think I am talking about?
I still don't understand what you are trying to say?
Are you telling me I am wrong about my observations?
Fine but tell me why or how you think I am wrong, don't say i have been hanging with the wrong crowd.
I have not been hanging with any crowd in particular.
There is not a secret legion of TS that is completely separate from the rest of the community.
I have been observing the community for years in many places and countries.
I can't even count how many girls have told me they got into porn and escorting because they felt they should get paid for sex.
The fact is TS will have an attitude towards relationships similar to that of a man, because they have a similar sex drive.
Generally they are not going to experience that nesting feeling that GG women has that causes them to crave a relationship and a baby.

They also tend to finish their higher education and get regular jobs with pay that can finance a decent transition. This makes escorting more of an option and less of a must for most trans-girls. We'll have to wait a while until Canada and the States reach that level (if you work in Toronto and your company ever organized sensitivity training or a workshop regarding transgender people in the workplace, speak up; I haven't heard of a single such case). Another thing is that we shouldn't generalize guys or trans-girls in terms of what they want because in the end you date one person, and that person is unique. One great example relating to this is that trans-girls who are early in their transition do have a higher sex drive as most guys do and they see sex in a similar way. However, as you're getting closer to the end of transition, you learn a lot about sex from a woman's perspective and you begin to enjoy it like a girl, not like a guy. Finding a trans-girl who acts like a horny guy 24/7 but looks like a supermodel is a myth- easy to understand once you read about what a transition is supposed to do.
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