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Started by Amira, October 04, 2013, 03:31:59 AM

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Amira

Hello to all the Transmen on here! Do you find Trans women attractive and would you ever date one? I'm not sure if this is the right place for this. I just had to ask! I am asking because i saw a few videos on youtube, transmen dating transwoman. I wanted to get the views of Transmen on this forum.
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Taka

try these threads, they already contain some answers, as well as some examples of how easily a discussion about this can turn sour.
please try not to take any potentially offending views to heart:

https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,86840.0.html
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,149175.0.html
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,148836.0.html
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Keira J

I would. I'm a trans-girl but would actually be very happy with another trans :)
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Amira

Quote from: Taka on October 04, 2013, 06:39:55 AM
try these threads, they already contain some answers, as well as some examples of how easily a discussion about this can turn sour.
please try not to take any potentially offending views to heart:

https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,86840.0.html
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,149175.0.html
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,148836.0.html
Thanks! I take very little to heart. I know who I am, and where I am going. Nothing at this point in my life bothers me. I will read through them when i have time.
You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.
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Nero

The trans population is like the cis population in this respect. There are trans people who date other transpeople and those who don't. Of those who don't, a few can be rude and transphobic about it while others aren't and just prefer to date cis people for various reasons. And there are those prefer dating trans over cis and even some who date other trans people exclusively. And others who don't have a real preference either way.

But there are many, many straight (mtf+ftm) and gay (mtf+mtf/ftm+ftm) trans couples.
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Amira

Quote from: FA on October 04, 2013, 09:42:40 AM
The trans population is like the cis population in this respect. There are trans people who date other transpeople and those who don't. Of those who don't, a few can be rude and transphobic about it while others aren't and just prefer to date cis people for various reasons. And there are those prefer dating trans over cis and even some who date other trans people exclusively. And others who don't have a real preference either way.

But there are many, many straight (mtf+ftm) and gay (mtf+mtf/ftm+ftm) trans couples.
Interesting I never knew there were so many! I wanted to specifically know what the Trans men here thought. What were their takes on the situation. Me as a person who is going to become a trans woman(I do not consider myself a female), had a curiosity about it after seeing it online. It is not something I would be into though, for my own reasons.
You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.
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FTMDiaries

Well, no, I wouldn't date a transwoman... but that's only because I'm gay and have zero romantic interest in women. ;)

I'd be perfectly willing to date another transguy though... and if I were straight or bi I'd have no problem whatsoever with dating a transwoman.





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Taka

i'd date a trans or cis person if i liked them enough, and they're ok with a person who can't really be only one gender exclusively.
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aleon515

I date a trans woman. It's pretty casual, not serious sort of thing. I do like other gals that I am in support group with, but it's obviously an individual thing. I don't like her because she's trans, it's who she is as a person.


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Lexi Belle

I think for the most part it all comes down to the person, I mean transmen are transmen, and they know how it is to want to fulfill their gender role, I don't see them making it exclusive from transwomen as all they are trying to do is be women, usually. 

I feel like this is an awkward question, simply because it kinda contradicts the sole goal most transsexuals have in common- fitting in with the "cis."  What should make us operate any differently?

Just my thoughts. ;P
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Ltl89

Quote from: Nidalexi on October 04, 2013, 04:55:44 PM
I think for the most part it all comes down to the person, I mean transmen are transmen, and they know how it is to want to fulfill their gender role, I don't see them making it exclusive from transwomen as all they are trying to do is be women, usually. 

I feel like this is an awkward question, simply because it kinda contradicts the sole goal most transsexuals have in common- fitting in with the "cis."  What should make us operate any differently?

Just my thoughts. ;P

I understand what you mean, but I've seen some transmen worry about dating another person with gender dysphoria and some can't get past the pre-op issue.  At least, that's what I gather from what I've seen. 
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Lexi Belle

Quote from: learningtolive on October 04, 2013, 05:16:40 PM
I understand what you mean, but I've seen some transmen worry about dating another person with gender dysphoria and some can't get past the pre-op issue.  At least, that's what I gather from what I've seen.

Well sure, which is why I said for the most part.  I know there is the whole pre-op thing and then the whole dysphoria thing, having 2 negatives will make a pretty big negative.  But I think a fully transitioned MTF TS without the baggage would be just as easily swooped up if they've got the personality, but maybe I'm wrong. I can't speak for the transmen in the know. Only in the theory. :P
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Amira

Quote from: Nidalexi on October 04, 2013, 04:55:44 PM
I think for the most part it all comes down to the person, I mean transmen are transmen, and they know how it is to want to fulfill their gender role, I don't see them making it exclusive from transwomen as all they are trying to do is be women, usually. 

I feel like this is an awkward question, simply because it kinda contradicts the sole goal most transsexuals have in common- fitting in with the "cis."  What should make us operate any differently?

Just my thoughts. ;P
It doesn't contradict to me. If it were to contradict then we wouldn't have the term transsexual. We would just be men and women. Secondly this topic is about preference, the mtf community does not have a respected reputation and there are stereotypes generally involve and also the dangers that come with dating an mtf is a lot higher. It is a preference question, many people have them. I do not see myself dating a ftm simply because I like women.
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Lexi Belle

Quote from: Amira on October 04, 2013, 05:43:46 PM
It doesn't contradict to me. If it were to contradict then we wouldn't have the term transsexual. We would just be men and women. Secondly this topic is about preference, the mtf community does not have a respected reputation and there are stereotypes generally involve and also the dangers that come with dating an mtf is a lot higher. It is a preference question, many people have them. I do not see myself dating a ftm simply because I like women.

I wish there was no transsexual label.  Like I've seen said before and what I'll say now, as I found that mildly offensive, is Transsexual is our condition, man or woman is our gender. I AM an MTF TS, is that my gender? No. It' the name of my "sickness" if you will.

I am not on this forum to take pride in being TS, I am here to help and receive help from other people in my situation, as we are a very belittled group of people, as you have stated.
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Amira

Quote from: Nidalexi on October 04, 2013, 05:46:10 PM
I wish there was no transsexual label.  Like I've seen said before and what I'll say now, as I found that mildly offensive, is Transsexual is our condition, man or woman is our gender. I AM an MTF TS, is that my gender? No. It' the name of my "sickness" if you will.

I am not on this forum to take pride in being TS, I am here to help and receive help from other people in my situation, as we are a very belittled group of people, as you have stated.
Ok I understand that you have a problem with the term. I get you completely! I personally don't believe in gender labels but i use them to make sense to people when i speak! I like the feminine look and I have the personality to match, so doing this is to make me feel complete but not fit in as a woman. I chose the term queer for that reason. So we have two different takes on the situation.
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Lexi Belle

Quote from: Amira on October 04, 2013, 06:09:10 PM
Ok I understand that you have a problem with the term. I get you completely! I personally don't believe in gender labels but i use them to make sense to people when i speak! I like the feminine look and I have the personality to match, so doing this is to make me feel complete but not fit in as a woman. I chose the term queer for that reason. So we have two different takes on the situation.

Happens. :P
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Joe.

I'd date a transwoman. As would I date a transman or cis man or woman. I don't feel like I have an orientation as such. I fall for people for just being people, gender doesn't seem to matter to me, nor does body parts. It's hard to explain, I just fall for whoever I fall for, if they happen to be man or woman, cis or trans, that's all secondary to me. I love them for them.
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Amira

Quote from: Joey. on October 04, 2013, 06:15:14 PM
I'd date a transwoman. As would I date a transman or cis man or woman. I don't feel like I have an orientation as such. I fall for people for just being people, gender doesn't seem to matter to me, nor does body parts. It's hard to explain, I just fall for whoever I fall for, if they happen to be man or woman, cis or trans, that's all secondary to me. I love them for them.
Wow you are very open joey that is cool! I'm glad to see Transmen answering a question intended for them without creating drama.
You never know how strong you are until being strong is the only choice you have.
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BeefxCake

I just like women, trans women or cis. right now i have feelings for a cis girl, she is by no means the media definition of beauty, but i don't know anyone more beautiful. she's not skinny, her hair is cut short like a boy, she cracks gross jokes she burps she cracks puns obssessively, and sh'es a bout 5'5". but man that smile...

sorry that just turned into a rant about my love interest, but if i wasn't smitten with her, i think i would be open to anyone that was also like that. trans or not.
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Edge

Quote from: Joey. on October 04, 2013, 06:15:14 PM
I'd date a transwoman. As would I date a transman or cis man or woman. I don't feel like I have an orientation as such. I fall for people for just being people, gender doesn't seem to matter to me, nor does body parts. It's hard to explain, I just fall for whoever I fall for, if they happen to be man or woman, cis or trans, that's all secondary to me. I love them for them.
Same with me mostly. I'd date anyone assuming I would want to date them (although that's unlikely), they would want to date me (even more unlikely), and there was mutual respect.
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