I would be pretty pissed if a trans person let me get all the way to the bedroom before I found out what the deal was.
That said, they don't offend me. I find them a little comical and confusing. Even a little sad. But they, in their own tragic existence, probably don't feel any worse than I do with my antisocial, suicidal depression on a daily basis. The difference is their tragedy is more externally visible.
I have to agree with the gypsy sailor yet again, we know who you are. Anybody that worries about accidentally nailing a trans person is merely paranoid and phobic.
Is it normal that I don't want to date a trans person?
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I would be pretty pissed if a trans person let me get all the way to the bedroom before I found out what the deal was.
That said, they don't offend me. I find them a little comical and confusing. Even a little sad. But they, in their own tragic existence, probably don't feel any worse than I do with my antisocial, suicidal depression on a daily basis. The difference is their tragedy is more externally visible.
I have to agree with the gypsy sailor yet again, we know who you are. Anybody that worries about accidentally nailing a trans person is merely paranoid and phobic.
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I worry about it, because if the first sign is her bulge in bed, I'd be pretty pissed.
I'd also be unhappy to realise that I'd nailed an M2F, being unable to avoid the idea of it being a bloke.