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| 1 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.That is the dumbest response I've ever read on reddit. If you spend a lot of time around here, then that's really saying something. If you conceal your birth gender from a sexual partner, you're still lying by omission. Do you go around reassuring people that you were born with a penis? Do you expect women who aren't trans to go around reassuring people that they weren't? How come only trans people need to confirm it one way or the other for our partners, or else it's lying by omission? | /r/MensRights | 09/05/11 03:49 AM |
| 5 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.I'm not "actually" a man. I'm a woman. I'm also a lesbian, for which I thank God, because it means I don't have to deal with picking my way through the minefield of offended machismo when I tell my partner that I'm trans. | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:10 PM |
| 6 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.Trans vaginas can do missionary just fine. | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:51 AM |
| 0 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.For me, sure, that's how I'd roll. But every trans person has to make their own decision about when or if to come out to someone. I'm not in their shoes, I can't make their decision. If she's looking for a relationship, I think it is reasonable to tell ahead of time. But if she's looking for a one night stand, what's the problem if she keeps it to herself? | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:50 AM |
| -2 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.You're not alone on Earth. Oh shit, really? I hadn't known. This changes everything. Your choices are limited by law and for any decent person by morality. Yes, true, true. Now...how is that a reply that has anything to do with my statement? I really don't know what you're trying to get at, at all. You appear to have at least one major unstated premise. | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:48 AM |
| -1 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.And...what, that's gonna turn you gay or something? | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:45 AM |
| -3 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.Since plenty of us get murdered by our partners when they find out that we're trans, I don't see how your hurt feelings should outweigh our need to protect ourselves. | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:42 AM |
| -17 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.In fact, by feminist arguments that would be rape. Which feminist said this? Which feminist said that if a trans person does not disclose that they are trans, it is rape? EDIT: Love the downvotes, boys. Is there something offensive about my question? (Is it that I asked you to read scary feminist books and report back about what you learned?) | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:41 AM |
| 1 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.So fucking a trans woman is a sexual fetish? It can't be just boring vanilla sex? | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:40 AM |
| -2 | Should a 'Trans-girl' let you know that she used to be a man before sex? Not according to the folk of /r/transphobiaproject.No, it's not being deceptive. It's making a choice for ourselves. | /r/MensRights | 08/05/11 09:38 AM |
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