Playboy Features First Transgender Playmate

originally posted by: NerdGoddess
I say congratulations to her, and she is 100 percent right. It's all about loving yourself. It won't matter if 100 or 1000 people love you or hate you, if you don't appreciate and have love for yourself.

-Alee

Next thing you will see is Playboy featuring all overweight or obese women. Why? Because like you said:

"It won't matter if 100 or 1000 people love you or hate you, if you don't appreciate and have love for yourself."

So if that is part of the 180 degree move, well hate to say it but That will be the second final nail in the coffin.

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

Both the Tula and Rua are incredibily beautiful. No one would know the were born male if they kept it secret. My point is they picked beautiful people that many men would be happy to see nude(even if they won't admit it)

I am not a purchaser of PB so I don't really care, but I do know it's on the bucket list for quite a few models out there, and if she is able to knock this off her list, then I'm happy for her.

I don't even know how PB is still in business, when you can see skin online for free of any gender race or alignment.

-Alee

originally posted by: Skywatcher2011

originally posted by: NerdGoddess
I say congratulations to her, and she is 100 percent right. It's all about loving yourself. It won't matter if 100 or 1000 people love you or hate you, if you don't appreciate and have love for yourself.

-Alee

Next thing you will see is Playboy featuring all overweight or obese women. Why? Because like you said:

"It won't matter if 100 or 1000 people love you or hate you, if you don't appreciate and have love for yourself."

So if that is part of the 180 degree move, well hate to say it but That will be the second final nail in the coffin.

Doesn't playboy have a sort of "type" though? Young, pretty, sorta Barbie shape?

These latest pics don't seem to deviate from that at all.

a reply to: jrod

So why do they tell anyone? To all intents and purposes they're women, at least in their heads and to those looking at them no-one would know, so why not stop calling themselves transgender or whatever other label and just be the women they want to be? Why announce it?

Admit I've never quite got my head around that. I couldn't give two farts who or what people are, if they're nice to me I'm nice back. The only person who could possibly need to know is any future partner not the entire world

a reply to: seasonal

White Male Privilege is once again denying women high-paying jobs.

originally posted by: TJames

originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

originally posted by: TJames

originally posted by: SprocketUK
Yeah, well it is dangerous to prejudge anyone based on their appearance or lifestyle. we can all be equally good and bad and only experience can show the real person inside that shell.

Agreed, I'm a rough builder with a skinhead who is not averse to challenging laws, I am friends with dodgy as folk the same...but funny how the rough criminal world in my life is more accepting than chavvy twats in mainstream. I love that there are dodgy folk who will defend trans people where I live, keeping the bigoted minority in check.

Them being treated fair is one thing.

Then them being paraded and shoved down everyones throats from kindergarten school indoctrination replacing classic comic characters to getting free surgery & years of paid recovery just for joining the military to full nude is all an entirely different discussion.

That is an Agenda™.

Oh okay, I'm from the UK so I don't recognise the society you describe. Forgive me but I'm guessing you're from the US so if that's the gig there fair enough, not my fight.
I'm glad trans isn't such as big a deal to folk here as the US though, and I'm happy my taxes help pay for reassignment operations and hormone treatment on the NHS.
I get you probably wouldn't, just different worlds is all...I prefer mine.

Hey they should get free fake boobs and butt injection too, right. Some plastic surgery for when that novelty wears off? Maybe pay for all the hair removal, and permanent makeup? And what about getting 'her' hair done. Whose going to pay for that?? My understanding is that female hair do's cost obscene loot per session. Poor trans person with no sugar daddy to cover it damn. And an all female wardrobe...

At some point whats going on in the head of people it just has to start blurring with fetish. And you want to know how I know that? Because the colors and types of clothes worn between the two sexes aren't genetically inherent, its not encoded into our DNA that girls wear dresses, that's all learned gender role ideas like boys wear blue and girls wear pink. But have fun explaining that psychology.

At some point this sort of thing amounts to fake boobs for normal chicks whom are depressed because they want theirs to be bigger.

And so goes the slippery slope of when the first implants weren't big enough well hell we had better get her bigger ones swapped into there and maybe throw in some 'free' lyposuction and some butt implants. Why not throw in a pair of free heels why we're at it?

And that person over there cant afford to buy Playboy to get their rocks off, perhaps the government ought to take requests for 'free' Playboy too?

And then what about the Brony hardcases? Dude needs an adult sized baby crib to dress up in diapers with a big baby bottle. Everything has to have My Little Pony stickers and emblems too. Otherwise little baby Johnny will cry himself to sleep. Better order him that adult sized My Little Pony crib and high chair.


No thanks for that kind of logic. We're already tetering on the verge of earth shattering world changing national bankruptcy, but oh yeah people need to stoke their fetishes so everyone should be making that the priority.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: seasonal

The final nail in the playboy coffin

So a magazine that caters to hetrosexual men who like to look at beautiful naked women get this instead? Way to know your market PlayZir.

Such a great business move.
Right up there with The National Cattlemen's Beef Association advertising in Vegan Monthly.

Btw..this quote is bang on:

“When I open a Playboy, I expect to see women, not some guy who identifies as a woman, or some former male who has had the surgery to become female,” wrote one commenter on the magazine's Facebook page.

“I just don't want my kids confused,” added another.

“I know it's by choice, but it's also a parent's responsibility to guide and teach their kids at an early age. But if they claim they were born like that... then, I don't buy it!! Males have male parts and females have female parts! Sorry!”

Keep things traditional. I nearly puked seeing that man's ass.

I threw up a little.

originally posted by: Skywatcher2011
Btw..this quote is bang on:

“When I open a Playboy, I expect to see women, not some guy who identifies as a woman, or some former male who has had the surgery to become female,” wrote one commenter on the magazine's Facebook page.

“I just don't want my kids confused,” added another.

“I know it's by choice, but it's also a parent's responsibility to guide and teach their kids at an early age. But if they claim they were born like that... then, I don't buy it!! Males have male parts and females have female parts! Sorry!”

Keep things traditional. I nearly puked seeing that man's ass.

so this paragon of virtue is sharing his soft porn mag with his kids? Whoah. Not freaky at all.

a reply to: PhyllidaDavenport

So why do they tell anyone?

To avoid rape by deception charges.

Also, to avoid getting their ass kicked (or worse) by the person they deceived.

I wonder if Harvey Weinstein would ask him to watch him take a shower.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

Why rant at me?
I said I'm happy how the UK does things and your shout how you treat trans people in your country.
Who are you to suggest how my country does things? I ain't advising you on US matters.

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

Didn't a comic book stray from their main characters and start to cater to the SJW and had to stop doing so? Lack of customers for the new SJW characters, no market.

The model in playboy is a beautiful trans that if not told no one would know she was not born a she. I just find the debate interesting.


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a reply to: Metallicus

Rape by deception? Never heard of that sorry
But again, this should be something between consenting partners not the world

originally posted by: TJames
Oh okay, I'm from the UK so I don't recognise the society you describe. Forgive me but I'm guessing you're from the US so if that's the gig there fair enough, not my fight.
I'm glad trans isn't such as big a deal to folk here as the US though, and I'm happy my taxes help pay for reassignment operations and hormone treatment on the NHS.
I get you probably wouldn't, just different worlds is all...I prefer mine.

cheers to all of that

originally posted by: PhyllidaDavenport
a reply to: Metallicus

Rape by deception? Never heard of that sorry
But again, this should be something between consenting partners not the world

Well, the question is would the person consent if they knew they were sleeping with a man? Most heterosexual males would not. The law is many places agree with them that it is rape by deception.

I do have to admit the man did a good job in transforming himself. Still a man with different plumbing though. And that jawline superb.

originally posted by: PhyllidaDavenport
a reply to: jrod

So why do they tell anyone? To all intents and purposes they're women, at least in their heads and to those looking at them no-one would know, so why not stop calling themselves transgender or whatever other label and just be the women they want to be? Why announce it?

Admit I've never quite got my head around that. I couldn't give two farts who or what people are, if they're nice to me I'm nice back. The only person who could possibly need to know is any future partner not the entire world

i'm not trans so you'd probably be better off asking someone who is, but in my opinion and from what i've read, there is a desire among some to live authentically, and also a desire to help raise visibility and decrease stigma for those who don't 'pass' as easily.