My Trans Friend

Adult Time taps three of its series for this VOD trio of vignettes, aimed at fans of various sorts of transsexual content.

From the "Transfixed" label comes "Spying on the Boss's Wife". I was impressed with the setting Jim Powers used for this minor Transfixed segment: the "Immoral Proposal" mansion, with its striking white-on-white decor. TS beauty Brittney Kade, boasting outstanding decolletage, greets architect Steve Rickz at the mansion entrance and then heads upstairs to take a shower while he waits to see her husband, his boss. He can't resist the lure of the sound of the water running, and ascends the stairs of the iconic spiral staircase to peep at her in the shower, giving fans a nice,lengthy softcore interlude.

Once finished showering, Brittney easily seduces him and they have stand-up sex in the bathroom. That's all she wrote in this standard trans sex scene, ending with an appropriate load shot on BK's massive breasts.

From an obscure series called "Watch You Cheat" is a scene titled "It's Worth a Try". It's a screwy variation on the Hotwifing porn genre or a twist on the Cuckold genre, take your pick. Matthew Figata (in a NonSex role) convinces his TS girlfriend to try f*cking a beautiful cis-girl so that he can watch. Aften Opal enthusiastically plays the petite girl, ably serviced by TS star Jade Venus and Figata's presence adds nothing to the scene.

Last and perhaps least, we have "Drop It Like It's Hot", from the stupid series with a stupid title: "Go Stuck Yourself". It uses a lame premise, which I find to be a questionable way of presenting "rape" content in a "playful" way. Lena Moon (who I still think of as Lena Kelly before she changed her name) is in a gym on the phone and drops it accidentally, reaching through a contraption storing weights, and her body gets caught. (This porn genre often has a woman getting caught in a washing machine or window, always with her ass sticking out -hardy-har-har.) Hatler Gurius sees her predicament, licks his chops and starts humping her. As with all porn (nowadays, due to self-censorship), Lena is not presented as a victim since she loves it. If this isn't an attempt to normalize rape as just "she wants it", then I'd ask producer Bree Mills simply, what's up with dat?