[bobbleheadroger]

Yes of course. If I met a female transgender who's fully changed to male and if I started to like him, of course I would. No question there AT ALL.

People deserve to be seen for what they have on the inside not what they are on the outside (I have 3 male transgender friends that I'm very close to). Besides, their struggles make it so hard to go on in life and they just want to be loved and accepted.

[Vertigo Stick]

If my boyfriend wanted to transition into a female, then our romantic relationship wouldn't work out. That doesn't mean I wouldn't be supportive. I couldn't imagine losing a friend over something like this. However I am attracted to men.

Could I date someone who was FTM? I'll never know until the situation presents itself to me.

[B'Day]

Yes, but only problem is I want children (I'm a girl btw)

[RatedG²]

Yes. But only trans* males, and only if they decide to keep their vagina in working order because like the poster above, I want children.

Which means I guess no hormone therapy either. Because of these requirements I doubt I'll ever have the chance to date one. So I guess I'll stick to females

[Butters]

I'm openminded

[Darren-5-08]

Originally posted by Corsola

Why do none of these threads specify if it's pre-op or post-op? Or ask for opinions on both?

If you're a gay male not willing to date a post-op trans male then that's discrimination.

How? Sex is an important part of a relationship. And without a normal, working p***s, that won't happen for me. So I couldn't bring myself to be sexually attracted to them.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by iHype.

I don't get the term, 'transsexual'. It implies that it's a sexuality, when it's not.

I always thought transgender should be the only term used, as it's a gender change.
Anyways, I wouldn't continue to date someone changing gender during the dating; but I wouldn't be against dating someone who was a female and became a transgender male prior.

Transsexual means that they actually transform to the other gender. Transgender just means they identify with the other one, regardless of their transformation


Which makes me edit my answer. I would not date a transsexual but I would date a transgender with my stipulations

[Diarrhoea]

No.

[hot mess]

i don't know

maybe

[Hey Gurl Hey]

No I need a person who is comfortable about their gender and no tricks.

[RatedG²]

Originally posted by Hey Gurl Hey

No I need a person who is comfortable about their gender and no tricks.

Wow this comment is just...all types of wrong

[Ressti]

Yes, of course. In fact, i'd prefer to date a trans man

[M A R C]

Nope.

[iConicLegend]

Ewwwwwwwww hell nah

[KevinKDC]

If I wanted to date a female, I wouldn't be gay. It doesn't make sense to me to date a transsexual. I feel no attraction whatsoever. I can see it being a thing for bi-sexuals tho.

[Roman Holiday]

Yes.


FTM trans people are usually pretty hot.

[Bulldog]

Originally posted by Corsola

Why do none of these threads specify if it's pre-op or post-op? Or ask for opinions on both?

If you're a gay male not willing to date a post-op trans male then that's discrimination.

No it isn't.

[Ascension]

Honestly? No. Too much I don't understand and I doubt I would find sexual attraction there to begin with based upon what I've seen from female to male sexual reassignment before/after. Plus so many questions about how the mechanics of sex would work and then potential future issues that I've never considered and never had reason to that I don't think I would want to deal with like having to go through the process of donors and AI in order to conceive if I wanted to get pregnant and so on -- it just seems pretty complicated and more than what I would be willing to get into beyond the basics like sexual attraction and chemistry.

[KatyLegendperry]

If he has a (working) penis and I'm attracted to him than sure

[tittieslap]

Yes, but I wouldn't date someone who is going to transition into a sex I'm not attracted to (unless to me they still look more like their original sex).