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Okay lets say you met this girl, she was everything you would want in a lady. Several dates later you found out that she is actually a he. Would you want to continue dating her?

If you're a girl then imagine it the other way around.

This post has been edited by tsukikomi on Feb 27 2015, 12:09 AM

Eh, If he had a hourglass figure that fooled me enough to believe he was a girl, I suppose I'd be okay with it. They'd have to try really hard though, most traps simply don't have the waist and hips I'm looking for in a pretty lady.

That said, having a pussy, while certainly a big factor, doesn't determine what I expect in femininity; its a combination of traits that do.

This Girl...guy? dont be triggered. was born female, has (had?) a vag but has none of anything else I'm looking for in a girl. In fact, if you were a guy and liked Buck Angel, I'd say you're the faggot here.

So yeah, If they fooled me initially, I'll turn a blind eye and just pretend I didn't see a pair...

If there's a connection, let it be.

I think one look through my sadpanda favorites will give you your answer.

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Platonic or all the bases?

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Had to look up platonic...

Yes all bases.

Eh, I'm not the one to judge, unless said person is a criminal mastermind/terrorist.

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I am very traditional. So if the anatomy is mismatching, I am going to say no.

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To those who are turned off by anatomy differences... head transplants might be a real possibility in the foreseeable future. Sure, it will likely be a limited operation and only for the super wealthy, but I guess the latter would be a perk for some.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/human-head-tra...two-years-away/

I've never been on a date before let alone in this situation, but hypothetically speaking, if I were originally attracted to the person, knowing their anatomic history won't make me less attracted to them.

This post has been edited by Kiroshino on Feb 27 2015, 10:49 PM

This is an interesting concept. I probably wouldn't. I mean if I was seeing someone for a few months and say we get pretty close, I'd feel really betrayed by this discovery enough to stop seeing the person. Being in a relationship is all about trust and honesty. If they don't tell me honestly what genitals they currently have, then how do I know if they aren't telling the truth for other things?

I'm also of that traditional mindset. But that doesn't mean I look down upon those of other sexual orientations. I believe that you're free you love whoever you want to.

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I don't recall ever starting a first date saying "For the sake of disclosure, I have a penis. What reproductive organ do you have?"

SPOILER

Because I've never had a date before.

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This post has been edited by Rudy on Feb 28 2015, 09:32 AM

Yeah... I'm on the road about 15-20 hours/week with the radio on for most of that. You hear about some pretty strange stuff, and that was still fresh in my mind when I came across this thread. XD

I think it's a challenge for people to come out like that. If the relationship is going well, you want it to stay that way for as long as possible. Yeah, admitting to it will be beneficial in the long run, but most relationships don't last long enough for it to matter.

Also, starting the relationship on that note will likely repel good people and attract creeps.

But only because I'm already married.

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I'm honestly surprised this poll is 6:7, that's a lot more open-minded than I'd have expected.

7-7. Thanks, Cinco.

This is the forum that kept voting me best chick...

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Maybe? Maybe not. I'm not nearly as good at identifying trannies as I am at identifying Canadians.

Would you date a Canadian?

Traps are hawt <3~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I've already talked about my situation in another thread, (hint, it's the emo thread), so people know how I stand on this.