[ SECRET POST #5825 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5825 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

You are allowed to turn down anyone for any reason at all. That's exactly what I said.

If a trans guy asks you out, you can just say no thank you politely and go on with your life. You are not obligated to date or have sex with anyone you're not attracted to, regardless of gender or genitals. You can also say no to someone because they're the wrong political party or they're a picky eater or they don't like dogs.

But this unhinged rant is doing nothing to convince me you're not a bigot, because the very theoretical idea of a trans guy as a potential theoretical partner is giving you this bizarrely intense emotional meltdown. Do you really think there are that many trans men out there who are desperately into you? Have you ever even met a trans man, much less been pressured by one?

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[(Anonymous)]

If I turn down a trans man once, and they keep bugging me as to WHY I turned them down, I eventually would tell them politely.
No clue as to why you think I'm having a meltdown. I literally am not. Sitting here quietly playing online Bingo and also laughing at a comedy special while defending my views. I have no problem with trans people, I just am not attracted to them and there are people out there that insist cis folks should date trans people but if not, then it's suddenly phobia and discrimination and anti-trans. I also think they should have their own spaces and not try to enter cis men/cis women's groups because their pasts/life experiences aren't quite the same. Trans people need to feel comfortable and relate, therefore create their own groups with other trans people.

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You're acting horrified by the very idea of a trans man being someone you might get "tricked" into having sex with, and from the language you're using, I don't think this is a situation you've ever been in. It's pretty much copy & pasted scare rhetoric from the same kind of people who think sharing a public toilet (with locked stall doors) with a trans person is dangerous somehow.

I have no problem with trans people

ok

Trans people need to feel comfortable and relate, therefore create their own groups with other trans people.

I just don't want to co-exist with them.

Sounds like a problem with trans people to me.

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[(Anonymous)]

I would never get tricked into having sex with a trans man because NOBODY can coerce or manipulate me into having sex with them, not even a cis man.
For the record, I have no problem sharing bathrooms with trans women or working alongside them or even talking to them, despite what you think. I went to high school with a trans female acquaintance. She finally got her operation, moved to Florida, got married. I was happy for her.
You sadly think I hate trans people because I want to be in, say, a all-cis female feminism salon group talking about our experiences because we are all cis females that can relate.

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[(Anonymous)]

Okay then all of your anti-trans-dating rambling here IS purely hypothetical? You've never actually BEEN in a situation where an actual trans person has been upset with you for saying no to a date?