With Hugh Hefner now dead and buried, the legendary smut magazine is slowly starting to lose its identity, just like Apple did when its founder Steve Jobs died of cancer back in 2011. Yes, it’s “the current year” and Playboy announced their first openly tranny Playmate on Wednesday, marking a premiere in the pornographic magazine’s long and glorious 64 year history. Here’s the Tweet marking the historic event:
“Being a woman is just being a woman.” Meet November 2017 Playmate Ines Rau, the first transgender Playmate.
The latest issue of Playboy magazine features Playmate Ines Rau, a French dude posing as a woman. Yes, it’s a man baby, despite all the glamour, smoke and mirrors, not to mention the politically correct newspeak.
Ines Rau will proudly show the world her (presumably) full monty in Playboy’s December 2017 issue (she’ll be on the cover by the way), which incidentally is also the first issue of the magazine to hit the newsstands since Hugh Hefner departed our dimension for Playboy heaven. Truth be told, this is not the first time Ines Rau posed for the glorified smut publication, but having a transgender official Playmate (as of November) is unheard of.
Now, I am aware of the fact that it may come as a surprise for many of Playboy’s “readers”, but Hugh Hefner was actually a big champion and promoter of transgender causes, being acclaimed by the trans community on numerous occasions for playing a significant role in the “good fight” for normalizing the abnormal, i.e. Playboy’s founder is known for “advertising” the transgender lifestyle since 1991, when the first tranny model appeared in the pages of Playboy magazine.
Regardless, it was not until Heff’s unexpected departure that Playboy magazine broke the tradition by making Ines Rau their first-ever tranny Playmate.