Thursday 27 June 2013

Naughty Nights Press 2nd Anniversary Blog Hop: Broadening the (erotica) horizon

Welcome to Naughty Nights Press 2nd Anniversary Blog Hop.

Everyone who leaves a comment on this post will be entered into a draw to win something exciting (no, not me). 

The number of GENUINE comments will decide the size of the prize.



Broadening the (erotica) horizon


Charlotte, or Charlie as I called her, was the best thing that had ever happened to me. We met one night while I was out clubbing, getting over my third divorce, and we have been inseparable ever since. She was everything I wanted in a woman. When we first met she had been slightly overweight, nothing too drastic, but she had insisted on slimming down for me even though I didn't mind what she looked like. After all, my previous wives had all been – how should I say – curvaceous?
Her body was absolutely perfect. She was five feet, seven inches tall, had an incredible thirty-six C chest and an all-over tan. She had gorgeous brunette hair that draped around her shoulders, finishing halfway down her back. Her teeth sparkled when she smiled as she had never smoked or had any work done on them. Her eyes were a gorgeous green that always seemed to catch the light.

And so begins one of my e-books, Addicted to Charlie. From the opening description it sounds like any other male/female romance. A guy describing his perfect partner, the woman he loves. The way he describes every small perfection of Charlotte tells you just how much he is in love with her, however the description doesn't end there.

Oh, and I nearly forgot to mention that between her legs, where she should have had a neatly trimmed pussy, she had a magnificent eight inch cock. You see my Charlie was a transsexual, and if anybody had ever said I would have ended up in this kind of relationship I would have laughed.



Suddenly the male/female romance is no more and I have taken you into the world of transgender erotica. Now before you hurriedly, because I can guarantee some of you will, leave the page just think about it for a second. The beginning description has you wanting to know even more about this perfect woman, this woman that has captured the heart of our protagonist yet, as soon as you do, fear enters your mind - fear of the unknown.
But why? Why are people so afraid to believe that transsexual women, as well as men, have the same feelings as every body else and why shouldn't they, because after all they are human just like you and I. They just want to be healthy, happy and live a life just as you or I would, a life of dating, sex and love.

I began to write trans romance because I got sick and tired of reading story after story of transsexuals being treated as nothing more than sex objects to be used and abused, just for the titillation of the reader and I wanted to show that transsexuals want exactly the sort of life everyone is ENTITLED to.

It is 2013 and all this hate, all this transphobia, needs to end and if my writing gets just one person to see the real person from a positive point of view then I am doing exactly what I intend to do.



JSMorbius

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11 comments:

Anonymous said...

Good to see more trans* stories, and thanks for participating in the hop!

vitajex(at)aol(dot)com

Suzzana C Ryan said...

GREAT BLOG.....SMILES

Tonya Kinzer said...

Hi Julius,

Great lead in to your story and we know there is an audience out there waiting to read more like this! I'm sure they'll stop by to thank you for helping to open the door to more readers!

Unknown said...

Hey dad i have been by your work for years now and im glad ur doing well cant wait for my signed books :)

Unknown said...

Hey dad i have been by your work for years now and im glad ur doing well cant wait for my signed books :)

bn100 said...

Nice post

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June M. said...

Great blog....I have only read one Transgender book so far, but am eager to read more. I thing that everyone has the same rights to be happy and find love, as long as they are of legal age and concentual, it is no one elses buisness.
June
manning_J2004 at yahoo dot com

jessiel said...

Wow...what an excerpt/post to read. Glad I stumbled across this hop & I still have time to hit the rest of the stops.

Sherry said...

I have never read a transgender story but this sounds very good. I really enjoyed your post.
sstrode at scrtc dot com

Terri H said...

I love a good love story, whether the MC's are straight, gay, bi, or trans. Bring them to me, and I will enjoy!

terrihawk66@yahoo.com

Shadow said...

Hi! Great post!! Too bad your not the prize. *sigh* Guess we'll have to deal. lol ;)
Your book sounds great! Ive never read a trans book, but if they sound great, throw em my way! :) Thank you for sharing! And congrats on your success! :)
shadowluvs2read(at)gmail(dot)com