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Would You Date A Transman?

So, question: I just looked up a pic of buck angel, and noticed that his vag...well, has a really enlarged clit. It's almost like a small dick...now, I know that steroids, for example, can do this sort of thing to a clit. Do whatever hormones buck angel had to take to achieve his look cause this effect as well, or is that just how his clit looked when he was a woman, too?

I'm not attracted to buck angel - penis or no penis - but if i met an FtM who was a pretty boy and liked girls...that would be really hot, and I'd so do it, regardless of engorged clit or not. i like the idea of a man with a pussy...
 
Nope, I would not. I've been with women and men but I have sub-zero attraction to the overlapping.

It's an "or" thing for me, not "and".
 
Many of the guys who said they wouldn't date a transman said they were bottoms. Of the folks who said they would how many of you were tops?
 
I would most definitely. I have had a sexual experience with a trans guy as well and the experience was in the top 3 of my sexual encounters.
Also I am a top/vers so I can see where a bottom dilemma would arise.
 
Dariusb said:
I was watching a tv program not all that long ago about transmen or men who used to be women and it was very interesting. All of the guests looked very masculine and you'd never have guessed they were born women. They all had their breasts removed and take hormones but decided to keep their vaginas because of the risks associated with getting the vagina to penis surgery. A couple of the men had boyfriends and they seemed happy. My question to you guys is would you consider dating a transman? Why or why not? I wouldn't have a problem dating one. If it got serious enough we'd definitely have to have a convo concerning sex.
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Absolutely not. I like men. No amount of surgery could change anybody's gender.
 
I'd probably be more comfortable with someone who supports postgenderism and is at ease in the body they have without needing cosmetic surgery.

I have a really big problem with the concept of "the opposite sex" and would probably not date someone who believed in a black-and-white, yes-and-no, male-and-female gender dichotomy whether they were transgendered or not. Opposite to what?

OTOH who could rule it out.

Le cœur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.
 
bankside said:
I'd probably be more comfortable with someone who supports postgenderism and is at ease in the body they have without needing cosmetic surgery.

I have a really big problem with the concept of "the opposite sex" and would probably not date someone who believed in a black-and-white, yes-and-no, male-and-female gender dichotomy whether they were transgendered or not. Opposite to what?

OTOH who could rule it out.

Le cœur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point.
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Aren't you married to a man? So, you're saying you would marry a woman. Doesn't that make someone bisexual?
 
rjmrjm21 said:
Aren't you married to a man? So, you're saying you would marry a woman. Doesn't that make someone bisexual?
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No; I'm attracted to the male-typical end of the spectrum, but I think it is a spectrum with people spread out from end to end, and not like a light switch where there are only two choices. Umm. So based on gender alone, 90 men out of a hundred might work for me, and 10 wouldn't. And 10 women out of a hundred might work for me, and 90 wouldn't.

If there is a person out there who feels like he's a gay man trapped in a woman's body, but he can't be bothered to have surgery, then who knows? And not so much "trapped in a woman's body," but just another guy with more boobs and less penis than average.
 
bankside said:
No; I'm attracted to the male-typical end of the spectrum, but I think it is a spectrum with people spread out from end to end, and not like a light switch where there are only two choices. Umm. So based on gender alone, 90 men out of a hundred might work for me, and 10 wouldn't. And 10 women out of a hundred might work for me, and 90 wouldn't.

If there is a person out there who feels like he's a gay man trapped in a woman's body, but he can't be bothered to have surgery, then who knows? And not so much "trapped in a woman's body," but just another guy with more boobs and less penis than average.
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So you're bi?
 
NO. Balls hanging on cunt are paramount, pelvis formation is paramount. I need a man whose manhood is greatly enhanced when he says the words "my cunt".

Still, I dated a few more or less effeminate guys who were absolutely great. Once I dated a guy whose effeminacy was greatly emphasized his manhood. A paradox indeed, but the contrast between both sides was so heavy his manhood bursted out from all his effeminacy.
 
Since I'm anonymous and we can be honest here without fear of repercussion, especially in this day and age, I'll just say it: I would never date a transman. I have no desire to do anything with their genitalia, pre-op, post-op, whatever, it doesn't appeal to me! I recognize and respect them as men, but I think it's unfair that I'd be deemed transphobic just because I'm not aroused by their genitalia. And while I get that pussy feels great, it's still not something I want to engage with and my wishes should be respected as long as I'm not insulting, degrading, or inflicting harm on anyone.

Now, I am going to dip a bit into transphobia here because I am wary of guys who have had sex with pussy whether they be gay or bi, because from what I've heard, pussy feels better than ass and once they've had a taste for it, it's something they seemingly crave. I notice this a lot with porn actors I've been following for decades. Before they had sex with a transman, it's nothing but cis guys. The minute they have their first transman experience, they turn into chasers and pursue sex with transmen for a good while before they get it out of their system and start having sex with cis guys on the regular.

I will say, I think it's fine if you as a gay man likes having sex with transman and there's nothing wrong with it. But I do become wary of you afterwards because can you be in a longterm monogamous relationship with a cis man (especially as a top) after having pussy so much? Do you need to step out on your cis male partner now and again to experience it for just 1 night? How long til you need another hit? And since we're stepping into phobias, I feel the same way about bi men when it comes to women, but that's a whole other discussion.
 
I have thought for the last few years it would probably be the best for me.
 
Yeah, if we were a good match emotionally & such I would.
But in general if I was looking for a relationship (be it guy, girl, or somewhere inbetween) I'd be more interested in the friendship/love part of a relationship than sexual.
 
No offense, but no, it's just not my thing. I want a natural-born man, not one that had surgery and is on meds.
 
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