Confessions of a Transvestite Prostitute

Confession of A Transvestite Prostitute

by Chris Burrows

( LGBT)


All Transvestites have to start somewhere and end somewhere; some start as cross dressers and stay there; some end up finally having gender re-assignment and living full time as women.

What about those stuck in the middle – where are they physically, mentally and, more importantly, sexually a mixture of a man and a woman?

And what if they don’t want to move on, enjoying life as they are on both sides of the gender boundaries, and enjoying the freedom and variety that dual sexuality offers?

Follow the ‘career’ and ‘sexperiences’ of one such lady who started her sexual life as a cross dresser and ended up servicing, on a selective basis, a variety of paying clients who appreciated the options she could offer, building her own very successful business in the process.

Meet Samantha Colton and her real life story of gender confusion, sexual activity and other erotic encounters, and her explicit insight into the mind and lifestyle of a hardworking transvestite prostitute.

About The Author

Although Chris Burrows was born in England, his family emigrated to the US shortly after his second birthday and it was only when he had just entered his early teens that he returned to the country of his birth.

During his teens, various trips to Scandinavia, Europe (Holland, Germany and Italy) and, once, to the ‘mysterious’ Far East (as it was when Chris was young), definitely whetted his appetite for travel. Shortly after graduation, Chris was able to secure a job in banking which took him, firstly, to London for a year and then on to Hong Kong. 

Twenty or so years ago, Hong Kong was an ‘eye-opener’ for a young graduate and, initially, Chris struggled to balance the hard working, dynamic, ‘no-holds barred’ environment of Hong Kong’s business world with the burgeoning, eclectic, erotic lifestyle of the night—on the face of it, certainly to a young graduate, far racier compared with some of the tamer things he’d seen in London and elsewhere on his travels.

Chris was always particularly fascinated by the lesser known aspects of Hong Kong’s nightlife – he went exploring some of the ‘underground’ cabaret type clubs and bars, seeing drag queens and transgender persons and also the less salubrious bars and clubs frequented by many of the young, female Filipinas and Indonesian expats, usually working as domestic helpers. The American military, with their extensive R&R leave in Hong Kong were beginning to be a thing of the past and bars and clubs were evolving to compensate for the reduction in service personnel visiting the British Colony (as it was then).

Around this time, in view of his enduring love of writing, Chris developed a keen interest in documenting what he was seeing and penned a few articles and short stories––mainly relating to ladies of the night and other creatures who inhabit the twilight world that many suburban people never know about or, when they do, understand.

Chris had also maintained his penchant for travel and, over his early years in Hong Kong, had taken trips to, amongst other places, Manila, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur plus, of course, Bangkok. To a young man with an established, serious fascination with Asian ladies (and other varieties’ thereof), Asia was the place to be and, after one particularly exciting trip to Manila, Chris made a mental promise to himself that he was not, under any circumstances, going to live or work back in The West.

The young, relatively established business professional that he, by now was, had also realised that he was becoming more and more mesmerised by the ‘third sex’ and undertook extensive research into the matter, learning about transgender people in India, Indonesia, The Philippines and several other main countries in the region.