Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?

In years past, transgender women weren't known for being icons of sex appeal and beauty; the perception of the general public was that they were "men in dresses." That appears to have changed, and I would argue that these days, they are (more often than not) stereotyped (as a group) as being "beautiful" and "sexy." Do you agree with me?
Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?
Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?
Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?
Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?
Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?
Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?
Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?
Are transgender women now seen as sex symbols?
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  • Sex symbols? Um no just beauty icons just like any other big famous celebrity.
    The only people that are sex symbols are people in the adult industry or purposely sell their sex appeal like tana mongeu for example but other than that beautiful women are called beauty icons and yes I would say a lot of trans women are the standard of beauty now :)

    • This question was poorly worded; I guess I can blame it on multitasking. I was basically referring to the image of transgender women, but I'm not sure if I made that clear enough. In years past, if you said the word "transsexual" (now considered an outdated term), it conjured up images of drag-queens and autogynephiles (straight men crossdressing or claiming to be "lesbians"). Today, people associate terms like "trans-women" and "transgender women" with hyperfeminine/hot women.

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  • To some extent yes. I think there's still a pretty big stigma on it, but it's becoming more accepted. I won't deliberately seek out trans women, but I would argue that they're a lot of fun in the bedroom lol. I have found that if they still have their balls, they have the sex drive of a man and are happy to jump into bed at a moment's notice. If they're fully transitioned, it's another story.

    • Yeah, the stigma still exists, but I think it's fading away. At 40, I'm old enough to remember when most people thought they were just crossdressers or drag-queens; these days, men drool over them and women look to them (Example: Nikita Dragun) for beauty tips.

  • All genders have media stars considered sex symbols. So why not? Quickest way to Americans hearts: food and sex.

    • I was really just sparking a discussion about the general perception of transgender women and their sex appeal.

    • Sure, anyone can be sexy. We just need to get off this bigotry thing.

    • It's nearly impossible to post about trans-women without receiving bigoted comments from losers. There's some old man in the comments (under this question) who made transphobic comments, and of course GAG isn't interested in removing them. On the other hand, I tried to respond to this guy, and 3 of my replies were deleted; that says a lot about GAG. I probably won't be using this much longer.

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  • Men with fat asses in dresses.

    • I've never (in my life) seen any "men" who look like the transgender women in those photos.

    • No, their visible exterior appearance is not that of a man.

    • So, would you be honest enough to concede that they (at the very least) look like attractive women?

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  • Yes. A surprising number of them are now runway models strutting in women's couture fashions.

  • There’s nothing beautiful about transsexuals. It is all ugly, sordid, indecent, unclean.

  • Depends if they are sexy or not

    • I was really referring to the general perception of transgender women among people.

  • Not at all

    • To be clear, the question is more about the attitude of the general public than individual opinion. I'm only replying to tell you this because I kind of failed at making this clear; I worded the question kind of poorly.

    • I appreciate the clarification though my answer remains the same

    • You're entitled to your opinion; while I disagree with you, I do appreciate you not acting like a total douchebag.