***SOPHISTICATED***

I very recently had a Deeelicious man visit me. A Sagittarian (he's probably gonna read this, yikes). I LOVE how sexually uninhibited they (Sagittarians) tend to be. Also very athletic in the boudoir - or elsewhere ;-)

In the afterglow of both our orgasms, I asked him why he had taken all this time to finally visit me, as he had been with a few other Tgirls before and confessed that he had been eyeing (stalking...lol) my profile for a good few years.

"You are very sophisticated", was his reply.

"So is "sophisticated" a good thing or a bad thing?" I asked.

"It can be intimidating", he said.

I have had guys confess that they had found me a bit intimidating (at first) because of the way that I look and my interactions on THE PURPLE PLATFORM.

Their trepidation melts away when they finally meat/eat me ;-)

Please allow me to reassure any of my admirers reading this, that I am extremely personable once you have secured a booking with me. If and when you visit me, you are not "a client", you are YOU, a unique individual and you are my esteemed guest who will be treated like gold (once you've crossed my palm with silver, matey ... lol) I LOVE HardColdCash AND HardHotttCock :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))


So here is the definition of SOPHISTICATED ...

"Sophisticated in the context of people:

1. Worldly-wise and experienced: This means having a broad understanding of the world, its cultures, and its social norms.

2. Refined and cultured: This suggests a taste for the finer things in life, such as art, music, fashion, and good food.

3. Having good judgment: This means being able to discern what is appropriate and elegant in various situations.

4. Polished and suave: This implies having a smooth and elegant manner.

5. Not easily fooled: This suggests a skeptical and perceptive nature."

Please bear in mind that (some) "sophisticated" people also LOVE a good fuck-fuck and a good suck-suck (especially for a good buck-buck).

Yours Sophisticatedly,
LB69

Hi Transfans :-)

This is something I posted on my original TRANS TITBITS thread. It is a brilliantly written piece. Enjoy :-)

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"To be a transsexual is a magical, wondrous thing.

Consider. We are given many gifts in compensation for the terrible loss of our childhood as ourselves, and for the pain we endure. We are by some as yet unknown mechanism statistically far more intelligent, as a class, than perhaps any other kind of people. We are almost universally more creative, and we often possess incredible levels of courage and self determination, demonstrated by our very survival, and ultimate attainment of our goal. We are rare as miracles, and in our own way, as magical, or so has been the belief of all ancient cultures on the earth.

We are given awareness that others would never experience, understanding of gender, of the human condition, of society and the roles and hidden rules unquestioned within it. We are given a window into the lives of both sexes, and cannot help but be, to some degree, beyond either. From this we have a rare opportunity: to choose our own life, outside predetermined and unquestioned definition or role. We can do new things, original things, only because our experience is so unique.

We get to be true shapeshifters, and experience the sheer wonder of a real rebirth into the world. Our brains and bodies gain benefit from having been bathed in and altered by the hormones of both sexes. We appear to retain our visible youthfulness where others wrinkle, and for years longer. We possess neural advantages from both sexes, such as the language advantages of the feminized brain, and the spatial abilities of the masculinized brain both. We are shocked into waking up, if we allow it, to a life we create for ourselves...we are not automatically doomed to sleepwalk through life.

After our transformations, after the full-moon lycanthropic miracle that the modern age affords us, we can live lives of success and love, and genuine specialness, if we choose. If we can get past our upbringing, past the programming, the bigotry, the messages of disgust from the culture around us, if we can stand as ourselves in freedom, then our special gifts grant us a heritage of wondrous power.

We have a proud and marvelous history. In ancient days we were magic incarnate. We were Nadle, Winkte, Two-Souls, Shamans and healers and magical beings to our communities. We possessed the ability to give the blessings of the gods and spirits, and were prized as companions, lovers, and teachers.

We were the prize gift of ancient tribes, entertainers, designers and dreamers. Sometimes we were the -somewhat reluctant- rulers of empires, and the consorts of emperors. We were champions and warriors too, who were feared for our unique gifts turned to inevitable victory.

Know that it is only in recent centuries, with the rise of the single minded, monolithic and monotheistic desert religions, filled with harsh single gods and twisted, narrow morals, that our kind have become reviled, the objects of scorn. Once, we were the kin of the gods.

To be transsexual is not easy, and it is not a birth that could be envied, but neither is it a damnation. It was once considered a rare wonder, if a mixed one; a faery gift that cuts as it blesses.

And in the modern age, of hormones and surgery, we are the first generations of our kind to finally know the joy of complete transformation, of truly gaining our rightful bodies. No other transsexuals in history have been so fortunate.

I say that we are unicorns, rare and wondrous, with still a touch of ancient magic and the kinship of the gods. Though it is agony, beyond the fire we have the opportunity to become alchemic gold.

We have much to add to the world, and to give to ourselves and those who love us.

We have always been, we are still the prize of the tribe, for only the world around us has changed, the desert harshness branding us vile. We are still the same.

Our compensations are real, and our lives are special; we have but to grasp the gifts born of our sufferings.

When I look around me at the mundane lives, there are times I think that maybe I am glad I was born transsexual, for I would never have been what I have become without that curse. I cannot help but be grateful for my uniqueness, so I am brought to a strange revelation:

Deep down, I cherish having been born a transsexual."