Could You Date A Transexual?

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ShadowKatt

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Assuming I wasn't with anyone already, I would. I would in a heartbeat. I really couldn't care less if they were trans or not.
 

Jezzascmezza

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I don't know- I don't think I would.
Hate to sound like a prude, but I'd just kind of feel a little uncomfortable I think.
 

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LittleThestral said:
Don't be a douche about it, though, and mess all over yourself and each other to try to 'justify' it.
Marry me. <3

mad825 said:
True but it's not something I'd enjoy sexually. Still, that said would like to have a child one day[footnote]Some distant mystical future[/footnote].
Why wouldn't you enjoy it, out of curiosity?

KingsGambit said:
I think doctors are irresponsible for even offering such a service, demand or not.
Yeah, how horrible of doctors to offer to treat an actual medical phenomena because your prejudices don't accept it.

Personally, I find it irresponsible of teachers to tell kids the Earth is (roughly) round, when I believe it is a flat square held aloft by four alicorns.

Rusman said:
This has actually been on my mind of late as someone I know is planning the operation and I find him very attractive as a man, even more so when he "ladies" it up, and have been considering trying for some dates or whatever.
I bet "he" will really enjoy that statement.

Try it. I bet it scores you some serious points. :|

BloatedGuppy said:
Girls who transition in their 30's or 40's once they've developed a complete set of masculine secondary sexual characteristics are going to make stocky, masculine looking women.
Aaaaand you could describe a lot of "real" women that way.

BrainWalker said:
And in this thread, we learn why life is difficult for transgender people.
All in all, I'd say dating is pretty low on the list. In most states you can be denied jobs, loans, and a lot of your rights. People still look the other way when a transsexual is attacked or raped. Half of transsexuals will attempt suicide, and half will be dead by thirty (through their own hands or others).
 

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Zachary Amaranth said:
lechat said:
even if i could be initially fooled into being in a relationship
....I'm not even completely sure what to say here.

Smolderin said:
medically speaking, YOU ARE A MALE
Please don't besmirch medicine to try and defend your feelings on the matter. Medically speaking, a MTF transsexual is not male. I'm not saying you have to want to date or even like transsexuals, but don't hide behind "medicine" to cover YOUR issues with it. That's akin to saying "scientifically speaking, the negro is an inferior species" to explain why you'd never date a black person.

You can't just slap "science!" on your phobias, sorry.
Agreed about what Amaranth said about science. The lack of knowledge about the subject here is depressing. Most medical practitioners offer the service because it is kinda proven that the chromosomes don't make the man or woman, it's the hormone wash during fetal development. The brain forms a sexual blueprint then, and if that blueprint is different than the body, then people like us happen. Our brain chemistry is generally a match to the target sex, rather than to our origin.
 

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Zachary Amaranth said:
Aaaaand you could describe a lot of "real" women that way.
True enough, but I doubt they're delighted with their figures either. All transsexuals may not aspire to be beautiful women, but I rather expect they all aspire to be convincing women. If nothing else it makes their lives a hell of a lot easier.
 

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I can't really think of any reason why I wouldn't have done so anytime before I found the love of my life. He even told me he would have been very willing to be with a Transexual; that he doesn't care what someone's body is like. Although he's very, very Bisexual, so I'm sure that contributed to it.
 

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It'd be hard to deal with at first, but I always try to live by the philosophy of seeing people not to be judged but to be loved. Who you were has no sway on me in the sense of who you are now. If you were a man that became a woman, congratulations it must have been tough. If it was kept under wraps from me for awhile if we were dating that would being up more of a trust issue than a question on my sexuality. So yeah, I've got no problem with it, I've even had a crush on someone that had changed (the change occurred before I had a crush, she was a woman at that point). Everyone is beautiful to me, so I have nothing preventing that sort of relationship.
 

BrainWalker

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Zachary Amaranth said:
BrainWalker said:
And in this thread, we learn why life is difficult for transgender people.
All in all, I'd say dating is pretty low on the list. In most states you can be denied jobs, loans, and a lot of your rights. People still look the other way when a transsexual is attacked or raped. Half of transsexuals will attempt suicide, and half will be dead by thirty (through their own hands or others).
Well I wasn't speaking of dating specifically, although humans are social by nature and I wouldn't diminish the psychological stress of having such difficulty finding meaningful romantic partnerships. I was talking more about perception. "I don't care who you think you are, I know better," and taken to its extreme, "How dare you deceive me!?" is at the heart of this thread, and all the issues you raised.
 

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I wouldn't see it as a problem so yes. She would be a she now and certainly a strong women to be brave enough to go through with it.
 

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sethisjimmy said:
Yep. I don't give a fuck.

Bailey Jay. 'Nuff said.
I recognize that name. generally attractive Pornstar, if I remember correctly. She's generally a pretty good example of what us younger transwomen look like, or are aiming to look like.
 

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Tanis said:
Could You Date A Transexual?
Not cross dressing, because that's fun no matter who you are, but an physically/medically changed person.

But rather a full 'the person went under the knife and had a bridge built or a hole dug' (I'm sure there's a better way at putting it, but I'm not that smart) type of person?
-This question brought to you by me reading the current "Questionable Content" story arc.-
Woo, another QC reader!

On Topic: It depends. For one, regardless of any other factors I would need to find them at least somewhat physically attractive. Because of my personal tastes, I'm far more likely to be attracted to a transguy as opposed to a transgirl, but I am not inherently opposed. Both of these things would also apply to transgendered peoples.
 

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sethisjimmy said:
Yep. I don't give a fuck.

Bailey Jay. 'Nuff said.
Shet, I got ninja'd? On this topic of all things?

But yeah.


I don't see what the problem is.
 

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Tanis said:
-This question brought to you by me reading the current "Questionable Content" story arc.
Interesting arc to say the least. Just hope he doesn't screw it up.

As for your question. If we are attracted to each other then yes.
Without attraction there is not really any use for dating, being friends sure but dating nope.
 

Xaio30

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A guy who went under the knife to look like an attractive female with a personality I enjoy would be very much date-able by me.
 

NoOne852

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I don't really think I could. I wouldn't be able to get past the mentality of her being originally a male. I feel bad that I can't get past the physical, but I am about as straight as you can get really.
Don't get me wrong, I do support the transgender community. If you feel you aren't in "the right body" (so to speak), then there should be anything stopping you from changing...Well money could be an issue (surgery isn't free after all), but that is beside the point.

I guess it is just a mental barrier and maybe I could get past it someday, but right now, I don't think I could.
 

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Yes, I would. That kinda thing doesn't bother me.

There's not much more I can say about it.

I don't see the problem.
 

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Souplex said:
Women are crazy, so if there were someone who fit my other dating criteria with a man's mind, and a woman's parts, I think I'd be all over that.
So you know, more the point of transgendered is "mind and parts don't match".[footnote]That is, a man in the body of a girl or a woman in the body of a boy[/footnote] Transexual means that "mind and body now match, but both are different from birth sex".[footnote]A person born with a penis had a girls brain and now has a girls body, for example[/footnote] To say that a person "has a man's mind and a woman's parts" would more accurately refer to a transgendered male.

[HEADING=3]Side note about terminology:[/HEADING]

1) transgendered VS transsexual - difference between mind and parts VS surgery to make the mind and parts match

2) trans[X] guy/male VS trans[X] girl/female - in all cases, you are supposed to use the individuals preferred gender. A male mind in a girls body is a transgendered guy, a person born a guy who had surgery to become a girl is a transexual girl.

3) trans[X] vs non-trans[X] - this is more a side note about a side note, but it is a bit mean/insensitive to call people who aren't trans "normal".[footnote]For clarification, that is because it implies that a trans person is not normal[/footnote] The terminology for a male born with a mans parts is "cis male"/"cis guy" and for a girl with girl parts is "cis girl" or "cis female".

3.5) I dunno what "cis" refers to specifically.