Grooby Launches First Post-Op TS Site, TGirlPostOp.com

LOS ANGELES, CA – Grooby, the leader in trans erotica, announced the launch of their newest membership site, TGirlPostOp.com.

“We’ve always been supportive of showing trans models through all stages of their transition and GroobyGirls.com has shown models who have had their gender confirmation surgery since almost the beginning,” said Steven Grooby. “Whilst there are always the detractors complaining that these models aren’t what they want to see, there has also been a core group who have enjoyed seeing the models after surgery, and showing their confidence in their new look and something that many of them had been awaiting their whole lives. Many of the models we’re showing have started working with us before their surgery and are returning to show us their new look. I think by showing a set of their older content, it provides a unique perspective and I don’t know of another website that does that.”

TGirlPostOp.com is part of the Grooby Multi-Site Network, which includes access to TGirlBBW.com, UK-TGirls.com, Canada-TGirl.com, TGirlPornstar.com, Russian-TGirls.com, TGirl40.com, TransexDomination.com, AsianAmericanTGirls.com, and Hazel-Tucker.com. The site features performers such as Jenny Conder, Holly Parker, Monica Jade, Samantha Fox, and many more.

“I don’t believe all trans people need to have corrective surgery and certainly no one individual is better than another for having or not having had the surgery,” Grooby explained. “Each individual makes their own choices in what will ultimately make them feel the happiest. I’m just excited that we can show these models on a site of their own, and perhaps educate and entice interested parties to enjoy.”

ABOUT GROOBY
Founded in 1996, Grooby is the leading producer of trans erotica. In addition to operating over 30 membership sites, the company produces nearly 50 DVDs a year and hosts the annual TEAs (Transgender Erotica Awards) held in Hollywood, CA. More information about the event can be found at theTEAShow.com.

In 2017, the company took over the editorial content for Transformation, the world’s most popular transgender lifestyle magazine. For more information, visit Grooby.com or follow them on Twitter at @GroobyDotcom.