Would you date someone who's gender is opposite their sex? Yeah. My gender's at least 50% opposite my sex. But I prefer to think my body is fairly androgynous, too.
Would you date someone who decided to take hormones and/or have surgery? Definite yes on the hormones, probably on the surgery--it wouldn't be a deal-breaker but I've never seen anyone body post-surgery, so I may be less attracted to it. I'm pretty much attracted to all body types, including the obese and the emaciated, but there are some I like better.
Could you love someone like this? Umm, duh. I already do--my best friend. I also find him attractive, but shhh! Don't tell anyone about that!
For those who are bi -
Your feelings on dating an ftm? Hot. Really, really hot. Know any my age and available? j/k and I hope saying that's not against rules.
And your feelings on dating an mtf? Also hot. Probably really, really hot. See, I was reading a discussion on another forum where the participants decided that you're either attracted to people who're the average of what you're used to or people who're exotic. MTF manages to combine two things I really like and am familiar with in an exotic way. Takes a second to adjust to it, but then we're cooking with fire. FTM doesn't really have that adjustment pause for me.
But, really, it's more about love than anything else. That's what's important to me and what I'm looking for. A lot of it has to do with personality, so of course there're plenty of transindividuals who don't fit my personality, but being openly transsexual is an attracting factor because of (a) the combination of different sexual/gender traits which sort of corresponds to androgyny, (b) the bravery and resilience of the person to take control of a bad situation, and (c) the unusualness/interest. I guess it's not fair to the less eye-catching majority, but they can find peacock feathers of their own!