Samantha 2.0
Samantha lives in an upscale building in a convenient location with plenty of free parking in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles. She doesn’t validate but a Starbucks in a nearby shopping center will. I called on a weeknight and got an appointment in an hour. Don’t let the antics of the many actors who rehearse in her building’s lobby distract you. Their passions, unlike Samantha’s, are method acting.
Samantha was already a legend on TER when two years ago she upgraded her boobs from 450 saline implants to 800 cc gel implants and got Sex Reassignment Surgery. Her surgeon outdid God and Darwin and created a more perfect woman than Eve of Genesis or Lucy the Olduvai Gorge.
Yet despite her fantastic physical evolution emotionally Samantha remains as she was before, an easily approachable, unpretentious and drama-free T-girl next door whose only concern is your happiness and pleasure. Hats off to Samantha for remaining the same humble and loveable girl while reaching a whole new level of perfection.
She greeted me in negligee and heels with a kiss and a hug. Her hair is blonde, which suits her complexion, which has lightened from Pacific Islander/Latina “Moreno” to nearly Nordic porcelain. I’ve noticed that an abundance of estrogen and the absence of testosterone make highly evolved T-Girl’s get whiter. In my next life that will be my PhD thesis.
She chided me gently for neglecting her since my last visit, and quickly forgave me when I forgot the amount of her usual donation and guided me to the bedroom of her well-furnished and immaculately neat apartment.
Before I lose the non-VIP audience, please allow me some rhetorical space. T-Girls’ admirers are divided over the issue of SRS. Most admirers strongly oppose it, thinking that it destroys the attribute that makes T-Girls special. I disagree. What makes T-Girls special is their determination to perfect their feminine beauty so their lovely exteriors match their self-images. In some cases, that means keeping the cock, and in others, giving it the chop. SRS a difficult and risky choice which is right for some, and not for others, but it is solely the choice of the T-Girl.
Either way, we, their admirers, should respect and honor their choices. We inhabit a dangerously transphobic world, and if we cannot unite against the prejudiced “mainstream” surrounding our community it will more easily persecute us. Let us never speak another word against one another, and reserve our rhetoric for our common defense.
I urge those of you who disdain post-ops to beta-test Samantha 2.0. She not to be missed and never to be forgotten.
