Trans hook ups?

Question

Okay so I've been wondering... If FTM's physically LOOK like a male, but they still have a vagina.. Would you as a straight person, be pissed if you hooked up with a guy that still has a vagina?

And would you as a FTM say something to the girl/guy you're hooking up with? By hook up I mean make out, but I mean, what if it leads to sex? Then what?

I honestly don't mean to offend anyone I am actually just curious as to what would happen and who would and wouldn't be pissed off in that situation

Answer

What I've heard from people, the whole slew of variation on this issue.

Apparently sexualities are not all the same, and people mean all sorts of different things when they identify as any one thing.

SO some people are attracted to hormone profile and dont care abt your body, others it's about the body, others are about the gender presentation, others are about how you identify, MAN and that's all not even including the fetishism and kinks and so who even knows?? You never know what you're getting yourself into!

I'm just annoyed (as a trans person) that if I don't tell someone what I am, they're assuming I'm female. But I dislike people treating me as a female. So hook ups are almost always with issue.

Answer

I'm cis, but am trans-orientated and married to a mTf. Everyone is different and they may tell you straight up, it's their choice, but never expect someone who's transgender to wear their condition on their sleeve. They don't owe anyone an explanation and may just want to get to know you first before they say anything. On a side note there's also plenty of cis lesbian studs out there so generally don't try to assume. There's also a lot of fetishisms revolving around trans people.

Just be careful you don't hurt anyone is all I'm saying. GL

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