Chasers, would you a 1970s trans gf?
Chasers, would you a 1970s trans gf?
Connor Young
David Thomas
Women like this were classy. Completely lost to time. I dont like the direction trannyism is going with all the surgeries and this hyperfixation on passing. It takes away their uniqueness.
Sebastian Bailey
What's the difference?
Colton Anderson
Unlike a current year trans girl, she can drive a car.
Leo Myers
isn't that holly woodlawn
Dylan Adams
as referenced in lou reed's walk on the wild side
Carter Gonzalez
No I wouldn't date a geriatric
Hunter Gonzalez
Looks like a skinny version of olive
Oliver Gray
older
Jayden Bell
pic, with warhol
Juan Howard
Would you a 1900s trans gf?
Brandon Walker
my 23yo trans girlfriend is from the 1900s
Aiden Long
This looks like a /passgen/ meet up
Bentley Gutierrez
imagine the smell
Colton Wilson
people will fill the void
FFS is great, but some people are okay looking intermediate
Josiah Morris
hell yeah brother
Tyler Edwards
women like that used to be indistinguishable from gay men. they'd work as hookers, do drag, and then die of aids, not exactly the picture of class
David Ross
Yea sure if she time travels to current year
Tyler Cruz
No, I'd recognize her from pictures. I'm quite hot if you like very feminine passoids
Samuel Foster
Holly had a theatrical look but she was bog boned and rather masculine looking
John Powell
Quit trolling. No one wants your nudes.
Easton Stewart
>used to be
>trannies think we don't know they are gay men
>but somehow we can fire you from your job if you admit you know we are gay men by calling us he
homophobic scam!
OPs pic is an anorexic gay guy contorting his body to hide his male frame
his hair is obscuring his face partially
Brody Edwards
nyc in the 60s/70s was the peak of trannyism
meet your plug at warhol's factory, pass out at some off-off-broadway avant garde show, somehow make it to your appointment with your rich hubby that you're simultaneously blackmailing in league with gangsters
Aaron Williams
>pass out at some off-off-broadway avant garde show
7 different NYU students keep trying to pester you into doing a role in one of their own shows