[ SECRET POST #3143 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3143 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Asexuality, demisexuality, etc

[(Anonymous)]

I don't really like "pansexuality". Unless it's including people who are physically intersex or something. I find it pretty offensive that it acts as something trans inclusive, as though implying bisexual people wouldn't date trans people, or for that matter, straight or gay people wouldn't date trans people.

Re: Asexuality, demisexuality, etc

[(Anonymous)]

I think "pansexuality" is useful though.

I'm not gonna lie -- I have no issues with trans people. They can live their lives however they want. But I would never date one. So I think the word has its uses.

Re: Asexuality, demisexuality, etc

[(Anonymous)]

But that's not what it means. A straight man is not "pansexual" because he dates someone who is physically a woman but had undergone a sex change operation. Just as a gay woman wouldn't be "pansexual" for dating a gay trans woman. Just the same, a bisexual person could date trans or non-trans people and that in no way has anything to do with the title "bisexual".