I don't want to be judgmental about transgenders but I voted no for the following reason.
How can I be 100% sure that the transgender is genuinely what he/she pretends to be or not just a voyeur that is trying to get under the skirts or in the pants of the opposite gender?
I would refrain for my own safety.
A date is just what the word says. Someone you meet for a quick fix but you don't know since a long time.
My opinion would be different if I knew this person and his or her gender issue for a long period of time and know that it is genuine.
Yeah totally, it really doesn’t matter to me. I feel like I’d want to know about it first though, but it really wouldn’t affect me what gender they identify as or how they were born. I understand why people wouldn’t though, and everyone has different preferences and priorities they look for in a partner. Either way, hopefully everyone can at least respect each other, their identities and their opinions.
No I had a friend who I knew was trans and she kissed me on my 20 bday, really awkward after that but that whole idea of it being bloke but wanting to be a girl but has made that change at 30 and is also post op when I'm strictly male only is a bit weird
I'm not sure. But I think female to male transgender look much better than the others. I think m2f usually overdoo it with the make up and style. But f2m can look good without trying to hard. And to be honest I think the guy looks hot
Yes, if they actually look like males and are attractive with a good personality, I don’t see why not?
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Fudge no. Don’t even really want someone that might’ve had a surgery or two, let alone one that has an entire body full of surgery and hormones... and still not being able to fully get the body they want.
When I date a guy, I want to eventually get married and carry our kids, the kids we would make conventionally. I want that kind of intimacy and I can't get that with a transgendered person.
@Tdieseler I don't 'date' a lady within minutes after I get to know them. I communicate my unwillingness to connect with a trans very clearly. There will have been time to let me know if he/she/it is un-natural. I then would have withdrawn politely and quietly. ''Fooled'' or ''trapped'': I mean it as in 'intentional deception'. Many people claim a 'right to be pro-trans' - I claim my own right to be anti-trans'. There is no hate on my side; let them do what they want. But please not with me involved.
maybe i should teach you the DDS (diesel dating system) i dont date anyone who won't want it. the dating system now is female-centric... meaning its all about the girl... but mine splits that in half... you (me) gets attention too...
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