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JK Rowling: Profoundly Misunderstood

The Kilted Heathen

Crow FreyjasmaðR
I posted a couple of videos that show that some lesbians clearly state that they are into female genitalia, and they don't want to date trans women. Period.
Cool. That is their experience and preference, not every single lesbian out there.

You cannot treat an entire demographic like a monolith. Because in saying "Lesbians like..." you are saying "[All] Lesbians like..." rather than "This lesbian, and some like her, like..."
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
Cool. That is their experience and preference, not every single lesbian out there.

You cannot treat an entire demographic like a monolith.

But that was a given. We are all different. My point is that biological sex matters to non-bisexual people.

If I say "I am not attracted to people with female genitalia", I say something relevant. Sexual preferences matter, regardless of gender.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
So for example, a ciswoman who has female genitalia is attracted to a cisman with male genitalia.
Opposite sex.
This doesn't even mention a girls cooter once.
And another example where theres more than her crotch and physical things.
And more of it being more than his junk.
And even more than just her crotch.
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
Or a transsexual man. Again, sex is not all about genitalia and is quite complicated itself.

Honestly, with all due respect...really... :)
I think in my country we are much more outspoken when it deals with sex, and whenever one has to go into detail (of course without being vulgar).
It seems to me that I am not understood here. As if I spoke a different language.

There are ciswomen who are not into transmen, because of the genitalia problem.
 

ADigitalArtist

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
So for example, a ciswoman who has female genitalia is attracted to a cisman with male genitalia.
Opposite sex.
Doesn't have to be a cisman. A ciswomam attracted to a transman is still heterosexual. Because transmen are men. They might have a preference for penis so they are looking for postop transmen, but just like there are plenty of gay people who maintain straight relationships for various reasons, there are also plenty of people with preferences for things their partner don't have but they still stay with them.

One shouldn't force them to be in that position but one should also not tell them what their preference is when they've explicitly told you what it was.

If you came up to a cis woman like me and said I'm not heterosexual because I would date a transman I would tell you to **** right the hell off.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
So are you saying that you are attracted to people, regardless of their genitalia?
I'm saying I'm (most people) are attracted to more than genitalia.
Honestly, with all due respect...really... :)
I think in my country we are much more outspoken when it deals with sex, and whenever one has to go into detail (of course without being vulgar).
It seems to me that I am not understood here. As if I spoke a different language.
If that were the case then I don't think Italian women being sexually unsatisfied would be a national trend for yall.
 

Estro Felino

Believer in free will
Premium Member
Doesn't have to be a cisman. A ciswomam attracted to a transman is still heterosexual. Because transmen are men. They might have a preference for penis so they are looking for postop transmen, but just like there are plenty of gay people who maintain straight relationships for various reasons, there are also plenty of people with preferences for things their partner don't have but they still stay with them.

One shouldn't force them to be in that position but one should also not tell them what their preference is when they've explicitly told you what it was.

If you came up to a cis woman like me and said I'm not heterosexual because I would date a transman I would tell you to **** right the hell off.
I never implied that all heterosexual ciswomen are into cismen, I said most surely do...statistically.
 
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