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Question: Would an transgender go to a gay or straight bar?
(Posted by: Fazen on 2010-02-08 19:12:20)
To find someone. I imagine if there exists a bisexual/ etc. bar, you'd go there... but I don't know if such a thing exists. I've only ever heard of a Straight and Gay/ Lesbian bar. I'm talking MtF, too. I have an interest in guys, but the question arises- - What bar do you go to? A gay guy looks at a transgender, sees breasts, looks female and goes "A girl. Must be here as a lesbian, not a guy. " though the girl has a penis- - He doesn't know that. (And he might only go for people who look like men anyway.) You go to a straight bar and you have a guy who's all "Yeah, hawt foxy babe. ", hit on you, and then if/ when you get into bed (or) when you tell him you have a penis, he'd be all "WUT. GROSS! " and walk away, because he's straight. It's a pime taradox of misleading. The only type of person you could find that would like your body, would be a Bisexual, Pansexual or Polysexual person- - Though aware sexuality is defined by sex (Biological body), the appearance and genitals are contradictory to ones appearance/ attraction. And that is why I have come here to question. What. I'm not sure if you're all retarded or dense, but I don't have any transphobia's and I know sexuality isn't transgendered related. Perhaps youse should actually read what my question is and the hypothetical situation rather than stating what *You* go to. |
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Posted by: Bisquick on 2010-02-08, 20:42:17
An MTF who is attracted to women would go to a lesbian bar a FTM who is attracted to women would go to a straight bar an MTF who is attracted to men would go to a straight bar a FTM who is attracted to men would go to a gay bar its all about who they identify as, and who they are attracted to |
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Posted by: Noah on 2010-02-08, 19:21:26
She goes to a straight bar, but most transgendered women don't go out looking for a one night stand. |
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Posted by: Kathryn on 2010-02-08, 19:24:57
I go to the lesbian bar, when I go to a bar at all, which is very rarely. |
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Posted by: Trinidad Grad on 2010-02-08, 19:38:43
Depends if they are gay or straight, duh! Transsexual people can be straight, gay/ lesbian, bisexual or asexual... just like everyone else. I'm straight, but I don't go to bars period, I'm a home-body. And speaking of body... my body is completely female. And not's not "misleading " for a pre-op woman either. That's your transphobia talking. |
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Posted by: Tav Dixon on 2010-02-08, 19:49:12
I have a friend with this same problem. I might be able to ask her for you. |
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