At first glance, blonde bombshell Sherry appears to be your average selfie-obsessed chica. Like many women out there, she enjoys dressing up in cute outfits and posting sexy pics of herself online. However, if you look closely, you'll see Sherry isn't your average woman. In fact, she isn't a woman at all. Under Sherry's skimpy clothes, bodacious curves, and porcelain skin lies a 70-year-old man named Robert.
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Robert, a divorced property developer from Newport Beach, California, is part of a growing community of "maskers"–or men who wear life-like latex or silicone masks and body suits to look like women. While sweating inside of a latex suit may sound like pure and utter torture to most of us, Robert insists the experience in incredibly rewarding.
In a clip for an upcoming episode of the TLC series My Strange Addiction, Robert dons a rubber suit and sexy, pouty mask, as he strikes a pose in front of his bathroom mirror and lets out a satisfied sigh. "That's why I do this," he says, admiring the curvy blonde in the mirror. "because I think I look amazing." And he kinda, actually does.
Okay, so I'll admit Sherry's mask is really creepy, in large part because the eyes and mouth don't move whenever Robert/Sherry speaks. And, sure, the rubber suit is bound to give me all sorts of Silence of the Lambs-themed nightmares. But freaky mask and rubber suit aside, I think Sherry looks pretty good. Between her clothes, curvaceous bod, and the air of confidence that surrounds her, you'd never guess Sherry was really a viejo in disguise. And that's the kind of the point. "If I saw a 70-year-old man in the mirror I would quit this tomorrow," admits Robert.
Well, I for one am glad Robert has remained true to his freaky self. When he looks at himself in the mirror dressed as Sherry, Robert sees "an exiting looking female." I honestly don't know many people who can claim to feel the same when they look at themselves in the mirror. But I wish I did. I really, really wish I did.
*Image via Robert Sherry/*Facebook
