Emmydreamer - Mulher Trans Escort in Victoria, British Columbia

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emmydreamer
Victoria, British Columbia
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Pagina inicial Victoria, British Columbia
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Eu sou Mulher Trans
Idade 34
Etnia Caucasiano
Corpo Gordinho
Posição Versátil
Altura 5'9" - 174 cm
Peso 220lbs - 100 kg
Cabelo Loiro
Cor dos olhos Castanho
Peitos Grande
Tamanho do Pênis 4 In - 10cm
Bunda Large
Disponível para Todos
Circumcised No
Tattoos Yes
Piercings No
Smoking Yes
Thickness Very thick
Health Status
HIV Status Negative, on PrEP
roses
Minha Casa 250
Tua casa 400
Toda a Noite 1000
Travesti em Victoria, British Columbia
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    TS4Rent is real

    Postado por emmydreamer

    There is scam on several directories - but not ts4rent, ts4rent is real. These scam directories don't care because they are making money off the ads. Girls with OF accounts who are NOT ***s, are being posted on these directories.

    How it works - little or no contact information aside from an OF link. Perhaps there is an email, or a WhatsApp. But no phone number that you can reverse look up to see that it’s a cell phone. They promise to book on their OF account. You send messages via OF, they schedule a meet and don't show, maybe even after a deposit. They offer to "reimburse" you with OF access. You want an ***, not porn!

    Don't be a mark. Use ts4rent. Reverse look-up the number.

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    Thinking about a tour

    Postado por emmydreamer

    I'm thinking about touring to Vancouver in November or maybe December for 3 to 5 days. If you're interested and just haven't wanted to take the ferry, drop me a message. I'd definitely only do it if there's enough interest.

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    Taboo and social norms and mores

    Postado por emmydreamer

    I'm an individualist. It's hard for me to wrap my head around the shame people experience. I rarely care what people think. When I tell someone I'm not interested, I get called grandma, fat, etc. If these people realized who I was, they would know things like that don't effect me. I know my curves are glorious. I know I'm a thick woman.

    There's no bigger turn off to me than someone that rejects themselves to avoid stigma, shame, social shunning. Being trans, for a good chunk of your life, you're exposed to constant hate. You won't survive if you care, or care too much.

    When did a lot of men become so obsessed with what other people think?

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    Social stigma

    Postado por emmydreamer

    I am often reached out to meet someone, and they don't follow through. I realize some people just get off on wasting a girl's time, but I feel like some just can't push through the social stigma. There's only shame in seeing a girl with a surprise if you let their be shame. If men decided to not accept the shame anymore, there would be no shame.

    I like men with a spine, men who know what they want and go for it. Men who reject social pressures and manifest their chosen life. That's what a real man does. A real man doesn't care what his bros think about his choices. They are his.

    Please don't reach out to me if you're a shell of a man who is worried about judgment. Life is too short.

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    Random thoughts

    Postado por emmydreamer

    There's no shame in paying for companionship.

    Lots of people are hung up on the idea of sin, or deviance. There is no deviance or sin, there is no god, except an ever decreasing envelope of what we don't understand. Life is incredibly short, crack open a physics textbook, pour a cocktail and have fun.

    There is no shame. Shame is just social conditioning - do you really care what people think that don't have to die when you have to die? Live your life love, life hurts, it's short, and then it's over. You might as well make the most of it.

    Life is short and fragile - one day you might be in love and dancing - tomorrow you could be disabled, not able to dance, and your love might be gone.

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