It has always amused me that the heaviest consumers of gay and trans porn are those very states trying to legislate such realities out of existence.
By the bye, there is a really interesting podcast/interview with the trans actress Daisy Taylor at the link below. It is not entirely safe for work (the word "fuck" comes up a few times; the first time, Ms. Taylor freezes and apologizes, uncertain if she is allowed to say that word in the given context) but no forbidden nakedness. It was one of the most informative and non-prurient discussions I've ever heard. Well worth the hour+. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYxEm3YwKOs&t=2s
It has always amused me that the heaviest consumers of gay and trans porn are those very states trying to legislate such realities out of existence.
By the bye, there is a really interesting podcast/interview with the trans actress Daisy Taylor at the link below. It is not entirely safe for work (the word "fuck" comes up a few times; the first time, Ms. Taylor freezes and apologizes, uncertain if she is allowed to say that word in the given context) but no forbidden nakedness. It was one of the most informative and non-prurient discussions I've ever heard. Well worth the hour+. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYxEm3YwKOs&t=2s