#lolo ferrari

[glamouros]

[weareruledbynone]

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Lolo Ferrari Doll/Statue (?)

[hotgurl]

[glamouros]

[weareruledbynone]

[bonsoirmybritishchums]

[weareruledbynone]

[understandingbimbos]

One thing that's hard not to notice (yet went unnoticed by me for a fairly long time) is that a lot of bimbofication, bimbo transformation art, writing, etc -- is MtF. There's also an overlap with "sissyfication," and a lot of bimbo TF writers and artists are actually trans women. Even quite a few of the bimbo sex workers I follow online are trans. And while I've been unable to find a definite source for this (and aren't multilingual), according to @bitter69uk, when Lolo Ferrari got all her surgeries it was an attempt to resemble Coccinelle (AKA Jacqueline Charlotte Dufresnoy) -- a transgender French actress, cabaret star, activist, and media sensation. I've also read at least one account from a self ID'd bimbo discussing how this fetish served as a sort of gateway to her trans realization.

There are obvious conclusions that can be drawn, really, assumptions that can be made. But as a cis man these aren't my assumptions to make. And I wouldn't be comfortable making them anyway. Research is a little more definite because its research but regarding this topic I wouldn't even know where to begin. The one thing I do know is that this association seems to have existed from very early on, going as far back to the bimbofication Yahoo groups. I did see a post on here saying bimbofication is "deeply tied to fetishisation of trans women (or transmisogynistic constructions)," and that could be true, but considering how many trans women have actively contributed to or participate in this fetish is that, maybe, a bit misleading? I don't know. I can't answer that question, but what I do know is that this fetish can't be properly or fully discussed without acknowledging the influence of trans women, or perhaps the confluence, that exists.

[weareruledbynone]

[5starmasi]

LOLO FERRARI

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