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| -8 | In a non-platonic relationship it is wrong to lie whether you were originally a woman to a straight man and vice versa. And should this be illegal?I suppose we disagree on a simple matter of fact that trans women are women and they don't stop being women once you learn they are trans. Without this understanding it is pointless for the two of us to continue this discussion. | /r/MensRights | 24/08/25 07:46 PM |
| 0 | In a non-platonic relationship it is wrong to lie whether you were originally a woman to a straight man and vice versa. And should this be illegal?It's about consent. If you know the other person wouldn't want that and you are deceiving them then you need to tell. Deceiving is a shitty thing to do, but by no means illegal. Trans women are entitled to privacy, if a trans woman learns that a man has such views she should refuse sex without disclosing being trans. Women outnumber trans by a lot and why ask every woman "are you trans?" Instead of the trans person just be truthful. Plus acting someone if they are trans is very insulting If you … | /r/MensRights | 24/08/25 07:41 PM |
| -4 | In a non-platonic relationship it is wrong to lie whether you were originally a woman to a straight man and vice versa. And should this be illegal?I have never heard a man say they are attracted to XX chromosomes or large gamets. I have however heard men talk about how they like big tits. I stand by what I said before, men are attracted to fenotypes, genitals, behaviours, etc. Not to internal organs that you will never see lile uterus. There are quite a few parts of vagina and penis that are essentially same tissue and surgically created vagina is certainly a type of a vagina. You might not like it and that is fine, but it is a vagina and … | /r/MensRights | 24/08/25 07:36 PM |
| 2 | In a non-platonic relationship it is wrong to lie whether you were originally a woman to a straight man and vice versa. And should this be illegal?If family planing is part of sex than the trans person should disclose they are infertile in advance since that is obviously important part of getting pregnant. Again, not because of being trans, but because of being infertile. As for religious reasons and considering it gay, I already covered it before. If it is important to you, they it is your responsibility to ask, not the responsibility of a trans person to disclose they are trans. And see, you get it. STDs are directly related to sex so yo… | /r/MensRights | 24/08/25 07:30 PM |
| -9 | In a non-platonic relationship it is wrong to lie whether you were originally a woman to a straight man and vice versa. And should this be illegal?I firmly believe that trans people are entitled to their privacy regarding their medical history. When a man says they are sexually attracted to women, they are not talking about cis or trans or about chromosomes or gametes. They are attracted to a specific phenotype, behaviours, social roles, genitals, etc. No man will be attracted to every cis woman nor will they not be attracted to every trans woman. If a trans woman looks attractive, has breasts and vagina, looks and acts feminine... where e… | /r/MensRights | 24/08/25 06:50 PM |
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