Hung Tgirl Cougar Tonya

All-American 36D-24-36 transsexual covergirl, model and magazine editor Tonya has had quite the ride to a time where she can finally feel all's well with the world. She was born in Chicago, Illinois, to a mother who was just a child herself and did the best she could, before ill health forced her to send Tonya to live with her grandmother in a small town in West Virginia. "I've always known I was a girl, and as a small child, all of my aunts would dress me up in girl clothes and think it was fun. Well, when the time came to enroll me in school it wasn't so much fun then ... I had done made up my mind that I was a girl, and that was that." Tonya recalls. Her grandmother bitterly resented her young charge's femininity. " Despite cutting my hair and putting me in boy’s clothes, it did no good - I was always finding a way to fight back and express my femininity," Tonya says. In her teens, she convinced an uncle and aunt in Rockford, Illinois, to take her in, and they were infinitely more understanding. "Even the school in Rockford was more accepting, being talented and creative is what got me by during those brief years, first marching in the band then trying out for majorette at the end of the year and scoring higher than the girls got me drum major and featured twirler the following year. The older I got the more feminine I became even to the point of being mistaking for a girl in school. With long hair and tight jeans it was hard to tell, especially with the way I walked and carried myself," Tonya recalls.

Her transformation began in earnest after leaving school and moving to Charlestown, West Virginia. She discovered Drag Clubs, Drag Queens and Tgirl showgirls for the first time, and began working the bars herself. "Seeing what the drag queens went through being a man one minute and dressing up the next wasn't for me. Even some of them didn't quite understand that I was happier being a girl instead of to be a boy," Tonya says. During the bleak winter months, Tonya began making trips to New York and discovered for the first time that "there were men who would love me for being me." But Tonya liked it warm and headed down to South Florida, where she's lived ever since. Her big break came when publisher, Bill Gates of Guide Press, started using Tonya on covers of numerous Tgirl magazines. "She informed me that I sold off the stands and launched a career in magazines," Tonya says. After some appearances for a few internet sites, back in 1999 Bill encouraged and helped Tonya set up a site of her very own, which she's run herself ever since, featuring not just shoots and hot videos of herself, but also countless other Tgirl friends and models. "After years of all my different covers selling Guide Press, Bill has honored me with my own magazine titled Tonyaworld that I enjoy putting together, along with a monthly color newspaper titled She-Male where I feature the fresh new stars of tomorrow as I discover them. I have finally found my world where I’m loved and accepted for me and, in some cases, admired for achieving what most only dream of," Tonya says.