If I support transgender rights but would not ever personally consider dating a trans-woman does that make me transphobic?

[Anonymous]

I think everyone should be able to identify and love whoever they want as long as they hurt no one else. I thus support transgender people in their struggle. However, I personally would never consider dating a trans-girl. I don't have any objection to anyone else doing so but I am not attracted to trans. I feel that it is no different than preferring a particular hair or body type. Some people would never date a fat person, others a short person because they are not attracted to those people; similarly I am not attracted to women who have transitioned from men.

[JackSmy]

If you are looking for support, why not post one that looks like Bailey Jay, or Hazel Tucker, that look like women?
Post one like this pic, and you will get no support! This one scares people, and is NOT representative of the trans people I KNOW!

[Asker]

This is Tim Curry from the Rocky Horror movie. He was iconic as a transvestite-which is what they used to call Transsexual people. Technically it transvestite means dressing in opposite genders clothes but it is an outdated definition. I used the pic because it is iconic and I thought everyone would recognize it

[Hennrix]

If you support gay rights but would not date a dude does this make you homophobic?
Its your choice what you date, that's taste not discrimination

[IAMNathanael]

Only if you are actually afraid of them should you be considered 'transphobic'

[Sargentcaptain]

No, it just means that you have a preference and that should be fine.

[angiebangie]

That's dating preference, not discrimination

[CocoBatFloof]

No, anyone that says that is stupid

[Nachowedgie]

Nope, it's called having standards

[JamieLoves]

No...