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"If you unknowingly date a pre op trans women and later find out, then continue to date her. Are you gay?
Just a topic that's flying around other social media sites."
If you are unaware then no but if you then find out they are then you are at least bisexual I'd say .
Only way I'd see you as gay would be if you have an interest in men only . |
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For a pre-op not to tell you before you went on the first date wouldn't bode well for any further dates once you knew.
However you sexual preferences are yours and you should need anyone to validate your choices. |
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"If you unknowingly date a pre op trans women and later find out, then continue to date her. Are you gay?
Just a topic that's flying around other social media sites."
But if there's a connection, and even deep feelings, surely sexuality doesn't come into it? They're still the person you fell for? |
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"If you unknowingly date a pre op trans women and later find out, then continue to date her. Are you gay?
Just a topic that's flying around other social media sites."
No your not gay. Your gynosexual!  |
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If the person identifies as a woman, looks like a woman, sounds like a woman… and you’re a straight man, then nothing is going to change.
Just be happy that you e found someone you like, and they like you in return |
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"If you unknowingly date a pre op trans women and later find out, then continue to date her. Are you gay?
Just a topic that's flying around other social media sites."
If they have a penis, and you have a penis you’re gay |
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"If the person identifies as a woman, looks like a woman, sounds like a woman… and you’re a straight man, then nothing is going to change.
Just be happy that you e found someone you like, and they like you in return"
Just be happy to admit their bisexuality. Straight doesn't do cock however it dresses itself. |
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"If the person identifies as a woman, looks like a woman, sounds like a woman… and you’re a straight man, then nothing is going to change.
Just be happy that you e found someone you like, and they like you in return"
He said pre op, that means they still have a penis. I've not seen many women with a penis. |
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"People should just shut up about other peoples' sexuality and gender. It's none of your fucking business."
Understand the frustration.
But these types of threads allow questions to be answered and provide opportunities to educate. |
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"People should just shut up about other peoples' sexuality and gender. It's none of your fucking business.
Understand the frustration.
But these types of threads allow questions to be answered and provide opportunities to educate. "
"Educate" can be a patronising term to use for giving your opinion. |
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"People should just shut up about other peoples' sexuality and gender. It's none of your fucking business.
Understand the frustration.
But these types of threads allow questions to be answered and provide opportunities to educate.
"Educate" can be a patronising term to use for giving your opinion. "
I believe Amelia LIVES her "opinion". |
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Alot of fuss from grown ups (apparently) about a theoretical person . Sexuality and gender are 2 very different beasts .
I do think it's wrong to decieve someone a more honest approach and discussion is needed everyone has the choice to be with who they want but if there is no honesty from the start that choice is taken away from them .
However I can see how the (hypothetical) guy would consider himself straight as he got involved with them thinking they were biologicaly female and maybe by the time he found out feelings had developed .
Maybe we should be less hung up on labels because imo (and mine only I speak for no one else) and go with what feels right for you .
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"People should just shut up about other peoples' sexuality and gender. It's none of your fucking business.
Understand the frustration.
But these types of threads allow questions to be answered and provide opportunities to educate.
"Educate" can be a patronising term to use for giving your opinion.
I believe Amelia LIVES her "opinion"."
We all do don't we? |
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" "Educate" can be a patronising term to use for giving your opinion.
I believe Amelia LIVES her "opinion".
We all do don't we? "
To educate is to share knowledge. It is not an opinion.
Much as someone's frustrations is the feeling of being upset or annoyed as a result of being unable to change or achieve something (definition).
It is however an individuals choice as to whether they wish to embrace changes regarding gender identity or not.
The Legal definition of “Gender” includes the actual or perceived sex, gender identity, and gender expression including a person's actual or perceived gender-related self-image, appearance, behavior, expression, or other gender-related characteristic, regardless of the sex assigned to that person at birth.
The last line is the most important and is the most confusing to the majority of the population. Hence why individuals get frustrated.
These recent posts have gone of topic, so my apologies to the OP. |
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" "Educate" can be a patronising term to use for giving your opinion.
I believe Amelia LIVES her "opinion".
We all do don't we?
To educate is to share knowledge. It is not an opinion.
Much as someone's frustrations is the feeling of being upset or annoyed as a result of being unable to change or achieve something (definition).
It is however an individuals choice as to whether they wish to embrace changes regarding gender identity or not.
The Legal definition of “Gender” includes the actual or perceived sex, gender identity, and gender expression including a person's actual or perceived gender-related self-image, appearance, behavior, expression, or other gender-related characteristic, regardless of the sex assigned to that person at birth.
The last line is the most important and is the most confusing to the majority of the population. Hence why individuals get frustrated.
These recent posts have gone of topic, so my apologies to the OP. "
Unless the knowledge is opinion. Like "gynosexual". |
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" "Educate" can be a patronising term to use for giving your opinion.
I believe Amelia LIVES her "opinion".
We all do don't we?
To educate is to share knowledge. It is not an opinion.
Much as someone's frustrations is the feeling of being upset or annoyed as a result of being unable to change or achieve something (definition).
It is however an individuals choice as to whether they wish to embrace changes regarding gender identity or not.
The Legal definition of “Gender” includes the actual or perceived sex, gender identity, and gender expression including a person's actual or perceived gender-related self-image, appearance, behavior, expression, or other gender-related characteristic, regardless of the sex assigned to that person at birth.
The last line is the most important and is the most confusing to the majority of the population. Hence why individuals get frustrated.
These recent posts have gone of topic, so my apologies to the OP. "
The last line is the most important and is the most confusing to the majority of the population. Hence why individuals get frustrated.
Because it's bollocks.
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I'd say the man was bisexual.
He entered into the relationship believing the person was a woman. When he discovered this was not the case, if he continued the relationship then having sex with a man isn't that big a deal for you. So you obviously find both sexes attractive.
Nothing wrong with that. People should own their sexuality and preferences. |
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as..."
What's feminine about a cock? |
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as..."
Gynosexual or gynosexuality. |
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as...
Gynosexual or gynosexuality. "
Is this something you came up with yourself? |
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as...
Gynosexual or gynosexuality.
Is this something you came up with yourself?"
A gynosexual person is someone who is sexually attracted to women, females, or femininity, regardless of their gender assignment at birth.
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as...
Gynosexual or gynosexuality.
Is this something you came up with yourself?
A gynosexual person is someone who is sexually attracted to women, females, or femininity, regardless of their gender assignment at birth.
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So bisexual then. |
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as...
Gynosexual or gynosexuality.
Is this something you came up with yourself?
A gynosexual person is someone who is sexually attracted to women, females, or femininity, regardless of their gender assignment at birth.
So bisexual then."
No bisexual is very different 
I agree Amelia has hit it on the head with the most accurate definition but others opinion are correct- it's up to the individuals what label they use for themselves and sexuality and gender identity are different things. |
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as...
Gynosexual or gynosexuality.
Is this something you came up with yourself?
A gynosexual person is someone who is sexually attracted to women, females, or femininity, regardless of their gender assignment at birth.
So bisexual then.
No bisexual is very different
I agree Amelia has hit it on the head with the most accurate definition but others opinion are correct- it's up to the individuals what label they use for themselves and sexuality and gender identity are different things. "
We'll agree to differ.
There are two sexes, therefore anyone who is attracted to both regardless of how they present or alter their appearance, is being attracted by either a man or a woman.
Anything else is simply a sexual preference.
The dilution of words and creation of new sexual identities is what leads to confusion rather than simplifying the issue. |
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as...
Gynosexual or gynosexuality.
Is this something you came up with yourself?
A gynosexual person is someone who is sexually attracted to women, females, or femininity, regardless of their gender assignment at birth.
So bisexual then.
No bisexual is very different
I agree Amelia has hit it on the head with the most accurate definition but others opinion are correct- it's up to the individuals what label they use for themselves and sexuality and gender identity are different things. "
Sex and sexuality is different. Sex and gender are the same.
On a medical form it will ask you "sex" this means make or female. It doesn't mean who you are attracted to or what your sexual preference is. It refers to your xx or xy designation.
Sexual preference and being male or female are somewhat unrelated other than the associated label the LGB community gives you.
I removed the T from the acronym because LGB referee to sexual preference and T refers to gender identity. They are unrelated and have no reason to be grouped together.
Anyway...... What was the original post? |
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"It's back to the Gender vs Sex argument.
That trans person is feminine, if not biologically female. So being attracted to femininity, and not masculinity, should be described (or defined) as...
What's feminine about a cock?"
As most people aren't initially attracted to someone due to their cock, I'll refer you back to my original comment. |
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