In the celeb world I have seen many hot cis guys like Aidan Turner, Orlando Bloom, Johnny Depp, Jensen Ackles etc... My question is, do you know about some transguy (may be celebs) who you think are very hot/sexy/good looking? I know about one hottie and he's named Aydian Dowling.

I'm just curious. I hasn't seen the news talking so much about them and I hasn't seen so many either. But I know it's many cute trans women, example: Laverne Cox.

(Hope this isn't offensive for you, I'm just curious)

I know a few guys irl who I think are seriously hot, but unfortunately, there aren't a lot of "celebrity" trans guys, imo. Aydian is the only one I know. Maybe someday we'll have a few more hunks in that spotlight. 

Ok. But can I see them, if there are alright for them? 

Buck Angel

Quote from: captains on September 28, 2015, 02:22:21 PM
I know a few guys irl who I think are seriously hot, but unfortunately, there aren't a lot of "celebrity" trans guys, imo. Aydian is the only one I know. Maybe someday we'll have a few more hunks in that spotlight. 

There are definitely a number of trans celebs - Buck Angel, Chaz Bono etc. They just keep a lower profile than trans women.

Quote from: iKate on September 28, 2015, 02:55:54 PM
There are definitely a number of trans celebs - Buck Angel, Chaz Bono etc. They just keep a lower profile than trans women.

Ahaha, but isn't being low profile the opposite of being a celebrity? If I can't find them within the first 5 pages of a google search for "trans man celebrity" or "celebrity ftm," I'm not counting it! 

I've only gotten to know one trans-man in person.  He's in his late 30s and is 3 years into HRT. I never knew him before, so I only  see him as a man psychologically.  As a heterosexual trans-woman, I find him very attractive.  Not just physically, but his attitude is very masculine and I can listen to him for hours.   

Well, duh... we're all hot/good/looking/sexy. 

As for famous trans guys? Apart from the ones already mentioned, how's about Ian Harvie; Balian Buschbaum; Loren Cameron; Katastrophe; Ryan Sallans... there are quite a few very attractive famous trans guys.

The rest of us just keep a slightly lower profile.

We all have difference tastes and option about who are hot. I think Orlando Bloom, Johnny Depp and Aidan Turner types are hot. (They I mention are cis.) I don't know about so many transguys. But I think Aydian Dowling are hot and he's a transguy.

Hot people, when it comes to look have (often): A bit sharp jawline, narrow nose, smouldering - brooding eyes, a bit tanned, dark eyes and dark hair. Stubble/short beard and curly hair is also hot and good looking for me.

From my observation (hope I don't offend any cismen), the average transguy I see is more attractive than the average cismale I see.  There are examples of both who transcend the normal expected boundaries of beauty but, on average, I would say there is a better chance of randomly selecting a hot transguy than a hot cismale.

I think the reason is that the average cismale is just that: average.  He normally doesn't feel the need to affirm anything and therefore will often be out of shape or unkempt.  The average transman, on the other hand, is hyper aware of their expected place in society (as are us transgirls) and it creates a need to really take care of themselves.  I rarely see an unkempt transman and it seems like a disproportional number of them are often buffed.

Again, I'm not saying transmen are "superior" to cismales, I'm just saying the hyper awareness of expectations (and new found extension on a passion to live) likely creates a stronger desire to try harder and take better care of their bodies.  Again, this is just from my observations.

Just an afterthought, I'm starting to realize that all transpeople (men and women) seem to bring to the table a certain exotic and primal look about them that I believe will someday be valued as a positive thing.  Once the stigmas and taboos surrounding our conditions and physical status are no longer a "norm", I think it will be okay for the average person to acknowledge that without being scoffed at.