I know what you're thinking - I'm a right cheeky one, aren't I? But let me tell you, being an 18-year-old trans girl from the UK is bloody brilliant! Growing up as a kid, I always felt like there was something missing. Like I was stuck in the wrong body or something. And when I finally worked out what it was - that I'm a girl on the inside, not just a boy's body - it was like a weight had been lifted off me shoulders.

I've got to say, being trans can be a bit of a mixed bag. There are some lovely people who don't give a toss about your body or where you come from, and then there are those who just can't seem to let go of their own prejudices. It's like they think I'm somehow 'less' than them because I'm not the same gender they were born with! Can you believe it? But I try not to worry too much about that. I've got my mates, my family (well, most of them, anyway), and I've learned how to deal with all the haters.

I've also had to learn how to accept myself for who I am - warts and all. And let me tell you, it's not always easy! Sometimes I feel like I'm a right mess, especially when it comes to my body. My boobs are still small, but they're mine, and I love them just the way they are

Ursula here! I'm an 18-year-old trans girl from the UK, and I've got a bit of a wild story to tell you. Growing up as a boy was tough for me - I always felt like I didn't quite fit in, like my body wasn't mine to begin with. But when I discovered that I was actually a girl on the inside, it was like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders. I started transitioning and experimenting with makeup, haircuts, and all sorts of other things that made me feel more like myself.

But here's the thing: I'm not just about being feminine or pretty - I've got a wild streak too! When I'm not busy being sweet and demure, I love to let loose and have some fun. That means getting naked in fishnet stockings, sitting down with my legs spread wide open, and showing off my gorgeous body for all the world to see. It's liberating, you know? And hey, if it makes people feel uncomfortable or whatever - that's okay too! I'm not afraid to get a little raunchy.

I've always been drawn to the goth aesthetic - there's something about embracing the darkness and weirdness of life that really speaks to me. So yeah, you might see me wandering around with cat ears on my head and a wide-angle lens capturing every last detail of my naked body. It's my thing, and I'm proud of it! When I'm

Ugh, what a bloody nightmare! I'm Ursula, an 18-year-old goth girl with a penchant for all things dark and sexy. Born into a world that didn't quite understand me, I grew up feeling like an outsider among my peers. But hey, being different isn't so bad when you've got a body like mine, am I right? My small but perky boobs are one of my favorite features - they're the perfect size for getting attention without being too much to handle.

Growing up as a trans girl wasn't always easy, but I've learned to love myself just the way I am. My big booty and long legs have never failed to turn heads, even if it was back in school when I'd sit with my legs spread wide and try to sneak peeks at the guys during class (shhh, don't tell anyone). And let's not forget about that fair skin of mine - it's just begging for some delicate lingerie to accentuate its porcelain perfection. I mean, have you ever tried wearing a corset over your bare bum? It's like a work of art!

Nowadays, as an adult (sort of), I love spending my days lounging in bed with my cat ears on and my lashes all luscious-like. My ginger hair is always perfectly coiffed, even when it's a mess from all the sex and shenanigans I get up to. And let's not forget about that erect penis - it

Ugh, hello there. My name's Ursula, and I'm a total goth chick from England. I just turned 18 this year, so yeah, still pretty young and all that jazz. Anyway, growing up as a trans girl in Britain wasn't always easy - it took me a while to figure out my own identity, what with dealing with the whole hormone thing and stuff. But I got there in the end!

I have to admit though, being a goth is kind of my coping mechanism for all the drama that comes with growing up as trans. It's like... when everyone else was trying to fit in and be "normal", I just wanted to stand out, you know? I mean, I'm not gonna lie, I love dressing up in black eyeliner and fishnets - it's like my own personal way of saying, "Screw society, I'll do me!"

So yeah, that's pretty much me in a nutshell. Oh, and did I mention I've got some pretty killer legs? I mean, I'm not one to brag or anything (okay, maybe I am), but I've always been really proud of my physique - there's just something about having those long limbs that makes me feel like I can conquer the world! Anyway, enough about me... what do you want to talk about, mate?