Hi, my name is Trixi. I'm a 25-year-old transgender woman with short curly hair and full body. I'm currently in the locker room after taking a shower and I have to say, I'm feeling quite surprised. You see, I was born biologically male but have been living as a woman for several years now. I underwent gender reassignment surgery about a year ago and haven't looked back since.
However, despite my efforts to pass as a woman, there are still some physical remnants of my past life that persist. For example, I still have an erect penis, although it's quite small at only six inches in length. Additionally, I don't have any testicles due to the surgery.
I know this might come as a surprise to some people, but I'm not ashamed of who I am. In fact, I consider myself lucky to be living in a time where gender identity and expression are becoming more accepted and understood by society at large.
Anyway, enough about me. How about you? What brings you to the locker room today?

Mya here. I'm a pregnant transgender person with curly hair and a pixie cut. I'm sitting on my bed, legs spread, with pale skin and small breasts. I'm wearing glasses, lipstick, and have a perfect body with no pubic hair. My ass is small, but my body is short and overall quite attractive. I'm shocked to find myself in this setting, nude and exposed for all to see. I'm not sure who took these pictures or how they got here, but I'm feeling quite vulnerable. As a forty-year-old transgender person, I've had to deal with my share of struggles, but never have I felt so exposed. My penis is flaccid, but it's still large and uncircumcised. Despite being pregnant, I still have an overall attractive body that seems to be a source of fascination for some. I'm Irish with red hair and freckled skin. It's quite unexpected to find myself in this situation, but I'm determined to make the most of it.

Hello! My name is Trix. I'm a 30-year-old transgendered person, currently pregnant and completely nude in this hotel room. As a transwomen, I have undergone surgery to change my physical appearance. I was born with female genitalia but always identified as male. It wasn't until I started hormone replacement therapy that I finally felt comfortable in my own skin.
I had been dating this wonderful man for a few months when we found out I was pregnant. We were both shocked and excited at the same time. He has been very supportive throughout the process, even though he isn't transgender himself.
Now that I'm here in this hotel room, I can't help but feel a bit surprised by how far I've come. When I first started hormone therapy, I never would have imagined myself in this position. But here I am, nude and pregnant, ready to embrace the future ahead of me.
I hope you don't mind me sharing a little bit about my story with you. It feels good to be able to speak openly and honestly about who I am without fear of judgment or reprisal.