@arisuster0: I’m trans fem 🏳️‍⚧️ how long does it take you to notice i’m transgender 🏳️‍⚧️ ? what if you’d notice i’m trans ⚧️ only at the end of the date? what was your next move? btw, i want to admit that when you date trans girl, you don’t need to be gay 🏳️‍🌈 i’m looking like girl, i’m trans fem, soft and tender. with long brunette hair, curvy latina figure and pretty makeup. though i’m trans fem, my voice doesn’t make me a boy. i deserve all women privileges too. #transfem #hrt #lgbtq #transwoman #imtransfem

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