Reply With QuoteJack-Jack. I am a little reluctant to talk about their shops and their names for fear of causing controversy.Originally Posted by Jack-Jack
However, from my experience for last 2 and half years in Sydney, there have been quiet a few shops and brothels that introduced them without mentioning trans.
This is especially city area not suburban Sydney. I've seen more than 4 suspicious prostitute. The reason I'm almost sure they're trans is because there was a person who identified itself as trans on social media, and some old photos in the shop said trans(but it has been deleted the phrase and advertise it as a girl nowadays). The worst experience was that I made a reservation only by the photos on the website, but as soon as the massager showed up into the room, I felt that that person was trans. the massager was tall, had a big head, hands and feet like male, broad shoulders and low voice.. and that massager said 'I prefer Anal' OMG...those shops are famous and popular. haha
The way to distinguish them seems to be their voice, shoulders, height, size, and augmented breasts and ass. BTW it is not easy to distinguish Asian trans I think.
The reason they hide that they are trans seems to be because they believe they are real women.
Also, I think it is because it is obvious that if they reveal they are trans, the number of customers will definitely decrease.
I prefer tall women, but after these experiences, I became traumatized and suspicious of tall Asian women in brothels and shops.
In any case, it is clearly a shameful trick for them to hide that fact. Unless there is a law against this, we have no choice but to be careful and avoid it ourselves.
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