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7 hours ago, PWG said:

Just a random question.  Is trans girl omo rare?  I can't say I've seen a whole lot other than Bailey Jay ever really posted.  Just a random thought that crossed my mind.

I think from a video/website perspective it is probably pretty rare.  The audience for trans girl omo videos seems like it would be quite a bit smaller than other omo videos.  Wetting videos already don't have a huge audience lining up to buy them, so focusing on an area that has an even smaller market wouldn't come with much financial incentive.  It is already fairly challenging just to break even with production costs, let alone make any money.  This is probably why so many pay sites are so short lived.  Trans girl omo would be even more challenging.

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On 20/08/2017 at 1:31 AM, Coinín Beag said:

Dunno why, but I've come across it quite a lot. Way more than would make sense for just statistical average.

It's not politically correct to say, but a lot of "trans girls" these days aren't legitimately dysphoric and are just fetishists doing it for arousal. Fetishes tend to come together, so cross dressing and omorashi can combine.

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Ladies, some open about trans-gender, others not, in bio-medical research frequently work alone in a lab. Oftentimes in a restricted area of a large building. Some labs are actually at the end of a long brick tunnel and are inherently scary just to walk to, never mind working there by themselves. 

What I'm getting at is a high percentage of these very intelligent women resort to masturbation while at work, myself included. It is an easy step to further dampen or soil underclothes when in a locked lab with sinks, hot water and more than adequate ventilation. Many have formed liaisons with co-workers, M/F, with omo related play during work. 

Being a smart and imaginative woman who works cut off from adult society all day every day, a naughty release may become a welcome crutch within their select company. Bi-sexual and trans women "seem" to be the more adventurous in lecherous or kinky behavior in private, and often more "standoffish" or prudish in a social setting.

Could be it's also because they are smarter and more highly educated that sets them apart from the majority.  

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43 minutes ago, Male said:

A lot of trans people are poor and suffer from mental disabilities. I'd be stunned if they were smarter and more highly educated than the general population on average.

Hold up hold up hold up... where the hell did you get that idea from? Due to the fact that Im highly involved in the LGBTQ+ community (being gay and a little genderqueer myself) I know about 40 or 50 trans* people and they are as educated on average, if not more, then the cis* people I know. Case and point: my sister's boyfriend is at a prestigious ivy league college in the top of his class - he is ftm. 

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3 hours ago, BENAir01 said:

Hold up hold up hold up... where the hell did you get that idea from? Due to the fact that Im highly involved in the LGBTQ+ community (being gay and a little genderqueer myself) I know about 40 or 50 trans* people and they are as educated on average, if not more, then the cis* people I know. Case and point: my sister's boyfriend is at a prestigious ivy league college in the top of his class - he is ftm. 

Transsexual people are twice as likely to be unemployed and over 3 times as likely to have a household income of under $10,000 a year in the US. They are also vastly more likely to suffer from autism (one study found 7.8%, as opposed to about 1% in the general population) and other mental disabilities. You only have to look at Chris Chan to see the other end of the social spectrum.

Obviously they aren't all poor and struggling, but the ones who are seem to fall by the wayside and are forgotten by society.

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12 hours ago, Male said:

Transsexual people are twice as likely to be unemployed and over 3 times as likely to have a household income of under $10,000 a year in the US. They are also vastly more likely to suffer from autism (one study found 7.8%, as opposed to about 1% in the general population) and other mental disabilities. You only have to look at Chris Chan to see the other end of the social spectrum.

Obviously they aren't all poor and struggling, but the ones who are seem to fall by the wayside and are forgotten by society.

II don't know if the numbers you quoted are true, I don't care. This thread started out as a question about how prevalent transgender people who are also into omo are. Does it require intelligence to be turned on by or fascinated by or interested in or even curious about desperation, wetting, watersports, or any other fetish? Is there any reason to suggest that a certain level of financial security is required to enjoy this fetish? Is there any reason that a certain level mental health is required to enjoy this fetish?

The answer to all of those questions is "Of course not."
So what exactly is your point?

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On 8/28/2017 at 10:21 PM, malegusher92 said:

Im a MTF crossdresser, if thats close enough. I dress exactly how a Trans woman would but still full man. I love wetting crossdressed

Not close enough. No. People conflating crossdressing with gender dysphoria or masculinity/femininity with dysphoria is a huge, huge problem. It gets actual gender dysphoria which is a condition (for the love of God I'm not making a negative statement about their mental health.) that requires very careful handling treated like a sexual preference or fetish, it's not.. It is often misdiagnosed as mental illness (depression or bipolar or borderline personality disorder for example), which I'm pretty sure leads to those statistics up there. Not everyone with gender dysphoria transitions. That's NOT the only solution, and even people who do transition aren't always instantly happier. Sometimes it never really makes them happier, Sadly the media and society sells transitioning as the "cure", it's not. It won't necessarily help just to transition, sometimes therapy is needed, and yes, sometimes there are mental health issues alongside gender dysphoria. Both the misguided belief that transitioning is always the answer, that it is the only answer, and the realization that it's not, contribute to the higher than average suicide rate. And yes, it is increasingly becoming a fashion statement which, again, makes it harder for the people who actually need help dealing with it to be taken seriously. 

17 hours ago, Mildred Downs said:

Ladies, some open about trans-gender, others not, in bio-medical research frequently work alone in a lab. Oftentimes in a restricted area of a large building. Some labs are actually at the end of a long brick tunnel and are inherently scary just to walk to, never mind working there by themselves. 

What I'm getting at is a high percentage of these very intelligent women resort to masturbation while at work, myself included. It is an easy step to further dampen or soil underclothes when in a locked lab with sinks, hot water and more than adequate ventilation. Many have formed liaisons with co-workers, M/F, with omo related play during work. 

Being a smart and imaginative woman who works cut off from adult society all day every day, a naughty release may become a welcome crutch within their select company. Bi-sexual and trans women "seem" to be the more adventurous in lecherous or kinky behavior in private, and often more "standoffish" or prudish in a social setting.

Could be it's also because they are smarter and more highly educated that sets them apart from the majority.  

I was with you until smarter and more highly educated. You cannot back that claim with data.

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Well, I'm trans and omorashi has been of interest to me since before I discovered what sex and fetishes are. It's also pretty much the only "sexual" thing that doesn't disgust me, and even so I don't really enjoy it when there's nudity or when stories I read here end in lots of sex.

 

As far as trans people being interested in omo goes, I don't think it's any more rare than in the general population. Perhaps it is even more common; the act of peeing has a certain appeal to trans individuals because it is such a gendered act in our society (men pee standing, women pee sitting). In fact the very first thing i did in my transition, before I even came out to anyone, was to start peeing sitting down permanently. Edit: there's also the fact that when there's a lack of gender neutral bathrooms (like in my country) people who are still early in their transition could end up holding it for hours at a time and possibly having accidents.

 

As for videos and other content, the niche thing is certainly more than valid but there are other things to consider. Firstly, it is possible that there are plenty of post-op trans girls in videos whom we are not aware are trans, so I assume we're talking pre-op. In that case pre-op trans women's bodies are unfortunately already very sexualised by the porn industry and it is therefore likely that trans women into omo are reluctant to post videos because they don't want to be seen as a sexual object but as a women like the other women in omo videos. Additionally, there's just good old law of probability. The segment of world population that is trans is extremely low; once you remove the trans men, those without access to the internet, and those who aren't interested in omorashi, you are left with an even lower amount. So really, if you get 1 trans video for however many thousand cis videos, they're making videos at the same rate.

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Funny thing in my case is, I like crossdressing only for the omorashi's sake. I have not the wish of be a woman nor I'm gay. Whenever I dress like a woman, it is with the intent of hold until I wet myself. Guess I'm one of these rare cases then? :P

Although I have the fantasy of having an accident in public while in female, but I'm not sure if I'm able to totally pass like a woman.

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22 hours ago, ErinonWheels said:

Not close enough. No. People conflating crossdressing with gender dysphoria or masculinity/femininity with dysphoria is a huge, huge problem. It gets actual gender dysphoria which is a condition (for the love of God I'm not making a negative statement about their mental health.) that requires very careful handling treated like a sexual preference or fetish, it's not.. It is often misdiagnosed as mental illness (depression or bipolar or borderline personality disorder for example), which I'm pretty sure leads to those statistics up there. Not everyone with gender dysphoria transitions. That's NOT the only solution, and even people who do transition aren't always instantly happier. Sometimes it never really makes them happier, Sadly the media and society sells transitioning as the "cure", it's not. It won't necessarily help just to transition, sometimes therapy is needed, and yes, sometimes there are mental health issues alongside gender dysphoria. Both the misguided belief that transitioning is always the answer, that it is the only answer, and the realization that it's not, contribute to the higher than average suicide rate. And yes, it is increasingly becoming a fashion statement which, again, makes it harder for the people who actually need help dealing with it to be taken seriously. 

I was with you until smarter and more highly educated. You cannot back that claim with data.

FYI I dont crossdress as a joke. It is not a fetish to me and goes deeper than just the clothes. There are some people in this world that feel they have aspects of both genders in them. I am one of those people. You have no right to tell me i am wrong for what I do whatsoever. I can see why almost all women dislike men who dress female. You sound like the kind of woman that hates guys with feminine qualities to them

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22 hours ago, Mildred Downs said:

@ErinonWheels, got me on sloppy grammar. Last sentence qualified to the bio-medical men and women lab workers in the area within my ken. Agreed, their aberrant behavior in the general public oftentimes "sets them apart" big time!

 

Yeah the thought crossed my mind. I apologize. You got tagged by my frustration with what is in my opinion an overly broad use of a very specific term.

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5 hours ago, malegusher92 said:

FYI I dont crossdress as a joke. It is not a fetish to me and goes deeper than just the clothes. There are some people in this world that feel they have aspects of both genders in them. I am one of those people. You have no right to tell me i am wrong for what I do whatsoever. I can see why almost all women dislike men who dress female. You sound like the kind of woman that hates guys with feminine qualities to them

I'm me here, and I don't know you. I repeat my above sentiments that you got overly harshly responded to. Having said that, I never called crosdressing a joke. I never said you treated it as a joke. Not one time. I also never attacked or judged your character. You did make judgements about me, with no basis. I said nothing to indicate any feelings towards any man or woman of any personality type. I simply didn't. Like I said, I'm new here. I don't want any enemies here. That said, don't ever say I said things that I didn't. You stick to what I said, and we'll get along fine. Invent sentiment that doesn't exist, and...

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On 16/08/2017 at 2:37 AM, PWG said:

Just a random question.  Is trans girl omo rare?  I can't say I've seen a whole lot other than Bailey Jay ever really posted.  Just a random thought that crossed my mind.

From my observations on various forums, not particularly this one, I would say that transgender people with an interest in wetting are far from rare.  

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I've hardly come across any trans omorashi content in the sense of commercially produced videos, but now I am curious as to whether more trans folk are into omo as compared to the general population . . .

I kind of think that this is a common thing, and given the number of trans women (in particular) who are into ABDL also, it's definitely not a rarity. Maybe more trans women into ABDL than just omo because of the feeling of having a 'lost' childhood so to speak, but there definitely are a few out there. I'm definitely wondering what are the reasons behind this beyond what I can think of based on my own experiences and observations.

Also, given the fact that accessing a public restroom is difficult for trans people in many places, I wonder if being forced to hold it by circumstance somehow encourages this fetish? Just a guess, though come to think of it I've always had a wetting fetish and been a DL (though I'm not AB) even before transitioning, so maybe not.

On 8/30/2017 at 5:06 PM, orbgon said:

As for videos and other content, the niche thing is certainly more than valid but there are other things to consider. Firstly, it is possible that there are plenty of post-op trans girls in videos whom we are not aware are trans, so I assume we're talking pre-op. In that case pre-op trans women's bodies are unfortunately already very sexualised by the porn industry and it is therefore likely that trans women into omo are reluctant to post videos because they don't want to be seen as a sexual object but as a women like the other women in omo videos. Additionally, there's just good old law of probability. The segment of world population that is trans is extremely low; once you remove the trans men, those without access to the internet, and those who aren't interested in omorashi, you are left with an even lower amount. So really, if you get 1 trans video for however many thousand cis videos, they're making videos at the same rate.

Yes, exactly that. Men who want to see trans women in porn (whether we're talking about omo or another kink or just "normal" porn) usually want to see dick, and I'm just going to hazard a guess that most pre-op trans women don't wanna display their genitals or make them the focus in a wetting video. Sure, there's the fact of objectification, but beyond that it would likely be dysphoria-inducing on some level. Like if I made a video of me peeing myself and some dude is obsessing over my genitals, well, fuck that shit.

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I recently found an amazing video, where the moaning is perfect and only the yellow/ish stream can be seen, so no nude scenes. I've found her verified profile on pornhub being named "MichiruChiba".

at least her video with the title "Michiru Holding and Peeing in a bottle Pee Desperation", but the last 20 seconds will show her lower-body's backside, but she's still covering her front-part with her hand.

her voice whispering, talking and moaning I recommend to know ...and her other two videos with that transparent bottle will contain nude parts, so just letting you know.

it would be cool, if there would be new videos on her profile and maybe someday. she recently was online before about 12 hours, but I still like her videos and btw: she's 27 years old.

 

but other videos seem to be more rare, in general transgender-videos relating to omo or watersports seem to be rare I think?

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