How many straight men have sex with a trans regularly? Why do you prefer trannies?

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Based on my experience, one's sexual stance is based on emotion, not how they get aroused.

That may be true, but how do you explain the dick between the legs when you get down there?

Call me simple, but straight guys having sex with trannies aren't straight. At best, they have a strange fetish, at worst, they're in the closet. imo

Much as I try to be open-minded about these things, I tend to agree here.

I love the 6 speed trannies

That's just as well, and lucky, considering.
 

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Because you can say it wasn't with a man. They look more feminine than many women. Go to Bangkok and you will know the ladyboys because they are more feminine and in many cases beautiful


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Because regardless of chromosomes, to all appearances some of them look like beautiful women. Guys are very visual.

For similar reasons, men's magazines are often chock full of beautiful, often androgynous men.
 

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I consider myself straight. but i can understand why some would consider me bi.
I would prefer a woman any day...but ive seen some attractive trannies. Ignore the fact that they have a dick at the end of he day and youve got a really sexy looking woman.

Personally i wouldnt let her fuck me..but I have no problem fucking her.

Im sure its all how you look at life that determines how you see it
 

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i have no attraction to guys, but a pretty tgirl with all the looks of a hot gal, but with a dick is an absolute turnon. been with numerous ladies like that. enjoyed fucking them and having them fuck me. would never think of letting a "guy" do that to me. the lady has to be extremely passable for me and i can show you pics of many of them that you would never guess had a nice cock under that skirt.
 

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i've had a fair amount of experience in this area. interesting comments and thoughts in this thread. basically we're dealing with terms that are pretty loosely defined depending on who you're talking to.
i've been with quite a few transgendered women (male to female), from various stages of transformation, but one thing that is consistent for me is that i'm only attracted to the ones that are very feminine and passable as real genetic females. many of the ones i've been with are more feminine than some real women i know. at the same time, i find myself completely un-attracted to men, or i guess more specifically masculine features and qualities: muscles, body and face shape, body hair, facial hair, etc. it does nothing for me whatsoever. the crossdressers and other transgendered women i've seen who have these masculine features don't attract me in the slightest bit. but at the same time, the fact they have a cock doesn't bother me either. i know it's a strange thing. with the ones who are very feminine, i actually even enjoy performing oral or in a couple of cases, being on the receiving end of fucking.
so what does that say about my sexuality? you can't call me gay because i've never been attracted to men. and for the same reason, you can't really call me bi because isn't a bi person attracted to both men and women? so i guess it depends on your definition of sexuality. i'm attracted to feminine qualities, no matter what the true biological sex of my partner, so that's why i identify myself as straight. but i don't really care about labels.
i will say that most of my sexual experiences with tgirls have been more enjoyable than the majority of my experiences with biological women. they generally seem more enthusiastic about sex and orally they all seem to be very talented. but of course that's a generalization and it all depends on the situation.
 

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I`ve never been with a trans myself and up until a few years ago I never even entertained the thought of messing around with one. However about two years ago I was surfing the net for some porn and I don`t remember how but I came accross a video where a trans was getting fucked on all fours and really getting pounded all the while moaning like a slut and it really and I mean really turned me on.

Since then I have often wondered what it would be like to have sex with one and have confided in my gf as well about this, and she has left open the possibility of allowing me to indulge in this one day. Now with that said I still consider myself very much a straight heterosexual man, yet I must admit that if I enjoy fantasizig about fucking a trans then I probably have slight bisexual tendencies which is fine with me.

Like stroker ace posted before me I am not attracted sexually to anything masculine or men in general, but if I see a chick with a dick that looks feminine and wants to get fucked while getting on all fours in front of me I would be hard pressed to say no, so labels be damned I am what I am and I`m cool with that.
 

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I'm sorry to shatter the illusion, but a pre-op trans puts the male in she-male.

Even if you're completely disinterested in her penis (which I don't really understand: why then not just stick with women?), you do realize that regardless of how she chooses to self-identify, until she's post-op she's a biological male.

The current jargon in sociological and scientific circles is MSM, which stand for "Men who have sex with males": it's used because gay and bi are loaded with cultural artifacts that impart a moralistic view on things, where MSM is considered judgement neutral. Men who have sex with other people with penises are generally considered MSM:

The term's precise use and definition has varied with regard to transwomen, people born either biologically male or with ambiguous genitalia who self-identify as female.[2][3][4][5] Some sources consider transwomen who have sex with men to be MSM,[3] others consider transwomen "along side" MSM,[2] and others are internally inconsistent (defining transgender women to be MSM in one place but referring to "MSM and transgender" in another).[5]
 
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thanks for the analysis chief, so have you or haven't you?

p.s. even after surgery she is still, as you say, still a biological male.

When I was 19 I met a very interesting person who had lived as a pre-op trans for many years, though from what I understood, her "transformation" was not entirely voluntary. She was coerced by, of all people, her father.

When I met her, she self-identified as transgendered, even if the word hadn't been exactly coined (or at least in popular vocabulary) in 1979. She had breasts via implants (and had taken hormones for years), but was, in reality, a rather squat gentleman (with a staggeringly large penis) of about 40 years of age. She supported herself by making custom clothing for the drag and transgendered community in Boston.

She made me a custom shirt, which I paid for; we'd met through a mutual friend. As I recall, she still used a female first name, because that's how everyone knew her. We had sex once, which was odd and not terrible but not a top-50 (I've never been a fan of enormous penises, personally). Her breasts were interesting in a novelty kinda way; gotta say she wore men's clothes every time I met her, with bulky shirts and/or vests to disguise her breasts.

PS: once post-op I would define her as functionally female. However, her status as an MSM would depend largely on several factors:

1) Is she having sex with men or women? Many transgendered folks self-identify as oriented to the sex s/he's changed to. There are many more transgendered "lesbians" than you might suppose; for F2M I believe the ratio is even higher;

2) To what degree did she live a high-risk lifestyle while still biologically functioning as transgendered with a penis? MSM is a risk category, not a judgement (as I wrote above): did drugs, especially IV drugs and/or have high-risk sexual practices figure prominently in her life before final surgery? FWIW, many transgendered people live celibate lives prior to surgery, most others live quiet and otherwise entirely risk-free lifestyles;

3) To what degree is she psychologically anchored to her birth sex? Some transgendered people live to regret their change: admittedly a rarity, but it does occur.

One last thing: "queer" was defined as a non-judgemental term in the early 90s as shorthand for LGBT. If you're label-shopping, you'd do much worse.
 
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thanks for the analysis chief, so have you or haven't you?

p.s. even after surgery she is still, as you say, still a biological male.

i never mentioned label shopping. thanks for your analysis.

Your last post contradicts the one previously, where you both seek to define me and a post-op.

And you're welcome.
 

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I am bi and would have sex with a trans they are everything a bi male could ask for. The weird thing is when it comes to men I do not like effeminate males or men with long hair but, on the other hand I do not like guys that are overly masculine.As far as women I like women who are not that girly personality wise. I guess I just kind of like the middle and shemales fit in the middle.