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I have found myself attracted to trans men. I identify as lesbian and have always found men to be repulsive sexually. I've tried dating them and following whatever attraction I may have to them but I end up feeling sick in the stomach, like nauseous and then I get headaches from the very thought of being with one sexually or romantically. I think I dated men a lot to cover up and hide my sexuality when I was younger and now that I'm out I just find it disgusting to be attracted to them. It happens naturally and it is nothing I can help. I have tried for myself to be "normal" and fit in. But my mental health and being myself is more important to me. Plus I never wanted to hurt a guy knowing how I felt. However I am attracted to some of them, but not enough to have sex with without the afformentioned reactions no matter how good they look. But when I see a trans man. I feel safe, like their body is okay with me. I agreed to hang out with one and see where things go but today I had those same disgusted feelings I get towards cis men. I like them as a person and find them attractive, I don't know if I'll get used to them being male because that's what they are. That's what threw me off. I'm going out with a guy and I don't like men. And they view themselves as real men and I believe them to a point where I had that same reaction. I don't want to hurt anybody or get hurt. Idk what to do. I think I like their "spirit" more than anything. It's a nee segway for more. I am okay with being pans and I just don't date cis gendered men maybe? I guess its just an adjustment.. idk...

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The repulsion is what concerns me. Strikes me as kinda phobic. I'm not at all attracted to men but I can't say I've ever been repulsed by dudes. My brain just kinda tells myself, "Yeah, guy, you're just not into men." And it's not a matter of being personally offended as someone who is and who has always been a straight man that I mention that. In your shoes, at least as far as I could possibly hope to relate, I wouldn't feel comfortable seriously dating a trans-man without being open about my predisposition to being disgusted by cis-men. Not necessarily saying you can't date them, but I do think they're entitled to know your deep-rooted feelings as, though they may not be cis-men, I'm sure by the very nature of their identity they'd empathize to some degree with men in general.

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The repulsion is what concerns me. Strikes me as kinda phobic. I'm not at all attracted to men but I can't say I've ever been repulsed by dudes. My brain just kinda tells myself, "Yeah, guy, you're just not into men." And it's not a matter of being personally offended as someone who is and who has always been a straight man that I mention that. In your shoes, at least as far as I could possibly hope to relate, I wouldn't feel comfortable seriously dating a trans-man without being open about my predisposition to being disgusted by cis-men. Not necessarily saying you can't date them, but I do think they're entitled to know your deep-rooted feelings as, though they may not be cis-men, I'm sure by the very nature of their identity they'd empathize to some degree with men in general.

 

I think it has a lot to do with me having to hide who i am for so long. I think men are awesome outside of romance and sex. I don't think I have a phobia so much as my body feels like it is saying "enough is enough" other than that I'm fine with men. I think I can hang with him as a friend. You're right. It's still a man.

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I think it has a lot to do with me having to hide who i am for so long. I think men are awesome outside of romance and sex. I don't think I have a phobia so much as my body feels like it is saying "enough is enough" other than that I'm fine with men. I think I can hang with him as a friend. You're right. It's still a man.

 

He's still a man.

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