Duh!!!~ Psychologists Can’t Figure Out Why Hardly Anyone Wants To Date A Trans Person

[The Purge]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

 

[pismoe]

yeah , it just ain't ' REAL ' if'n you get my meaning !!

 

[gtopa1]

WTF wants to go out with perverts??

Greg

 

[justinacolmena]

I am trans female.

My organs are too mutilated & malformed to have sex, and I don't date in the butt.

 

[Polishprince]

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).”.

Actually, the study overstates the number of Normative individuals interested in dating She-Males and Chick with Dicks. The actual number is zero.


However, there is a large and growing group of guys who do go for the Genderbenders They are known as "homosexuals".

 

[Correll]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Shit like this demonstrates,


1. Liberals can't be trusted with ANYTHING.

2. Liberalism is infecting "Science" with bad data. We can't trust stats.

3. That liberals' concern is not just fighting discrimination, but something much bigger and more evil.

 

[Polishprince]

Noted atheist Richard Dawkins dated a Tranny on TV, but that's really not real life. A lot of libs get confused

Dawkins Bangs Garrison

 

[Zorro!]

What's with all the conflict between gay men and transwomen?


Female High School Athlete Claims Coach Retaliated Against Her Because Her Mother Complained About Transgender Policy

Connecticut is one of 17 states that allows transgender athletes to compete without any type of restrictions – it’s open season and high school girls are the ones suffering because of this insanity.

And now the young girls are being retaliated against for daring to speak out after being robbed of opportunities to compete in front of college recruiters.

“We all know the outcome of the race before it even starts; it’s demoralizing,” Selina Soule said. “I fully support and am happy for these athletes for being true to themselves. They should have the right to express themselves in school, but athletics have always had extra rules to keep the competition fair.”

The College Fix reported:

Biological males took first place in 13 out of 14 events for females, and 23 out of 28 when including second-place awards, in seven state-level competitions. They won “51 opportunities to participate in a higher-level state competition,” compared to 31 for girls.

The girls who filed the complaint also allege that the CIAC has participated in intimidation and retaliation against those who oppose the male-inclusive policy.

One of the mothers of the unnamed complainant repeatedly complained to the CIAC about the “discriminatory impact” that the new policy had on her daughter. The CIAC did not provide a “substantive response,” and Connecticut school officials attempted to dissuade her from filing a Title IX complaint, according to the complaint.

Soule contends that her mother’s outspoken opposition to the policy led her coaches to mistreat her.

Her track coach made her perform workouts that are uncommon for short-distance sprinters like her, “and has forbidden her from competing in any high school track and field event unless she completes them,” the complaint reads.

Another coach told Soule and her father that if a college recruiter asked about her, “he would not be able to give a good report about her.”

The complaint cites an anonymous female student quoted in The Daily Signal on her fear of retaliation for speaking out.

“There’s really nothing else you can do except get super frustrated and roll your eyes, because it’s really hard to even come out and talk in public just because … just immediately you’ll just be shut down,” she said.

 

[SweetSue92]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Since this article is a couple of weeks old, I'll extend it a bit. People do not often think through the repercussions of a decision until the ramifications of that decision are out of their control. We can legislate that trans people are not discriminated against, yes. But we cannot FORCE other people to date them.

I mean there it is.

We see this at school when we refer children for special ed evaluations. Let's say we do this in second-third grade for behavioral issues (despite what many here will say, it's NOT to "get them on medicine". We cannot recommend medicine. It's often for other modifications that are more effective than meds anyway). Parents will often refuse even the evaluation for reasons like "we don't want the label", even though they've heard from teacher after teacher, year after year that the behavior is a growing concern.

What inevitably happens then, especially as all the children mature, is that no children want to be friends with your child BECAUSE of the behavior. By this time, your child has been behaving strangely in school for years and years, has a reputation and has lost friendships because of it. We can enforce that all staff and students be "nice" to your child.

But we CANNOT make children form friendships. We just can't.

It's kind of the same thing and teachers have seen that story play out so many times. We try to warn parents that their children WILL lose friendships if steps are not taken--but so many do not listen. I guess trans thought the same thing--that the dating pool was really wider than it was. Sad.

 

[Zorro!]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Since this article is a couple of weeks old, I'll extend it a bit. People do not often think through the repercussions of a decision until the ramifications of that decision are out of their control. We can legislate that trans people are not discriminated against, yes. But we cannot FORCE other people to date them.

I mean there it is.

We see this at school when we refer children for special ed evaluations. Let's say we do this in second-third grade for behavioral issues (despite what many here will say, it's NOT to "get them on medicine". We cannot recommend medicine. It's often for other modifications that are more effective than meds anyway). Parents will often refuse even the evaluation for reasons like "we don't want the label", even though they've heard from teacher after teacher, year after year that the behavior is a growing concern.

What inevitably happens then, especially as all the children mature, is that no children want to be friends with your child BECAUSE of the behavior. By this time, your child has been behaving strangely in school for years and years, has a reputation and has lost friendships because of it. We can enforce that all staff and students be "nice" to your child.

But we CANNOT make children form friendships. We just can't.

It's kind of the same thing and teachers have seen that story play out so many times. We try to warn parents that their children WILL lose friendships if steps are not taken--but so many do not listen. I guess trans thought the same thing--that the dating pool was really wider than it was. Sad.

How do Gay men feel about dating trans women? If they are proud of their gay orientation, does throwing this overboard to be in a heterosexual relationship with a trans woman feel like stepping back into the closet?

 

[Polishprince]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Since this article is a couple of weeks old, I'll extend it a bit. People do not often think through the repercussions of a decision until the ramifications of that decision are out of their control. We can legislate that trans people are not discriminated against, yes. But we cannot FORCE other people to date them.

I mean there it is.

We see this at school when we refer children for special ed evaluations. Let's say we do this in second-third grade for behavioral issues (despite what many here will say, it's NOT to "get them on medicine". We cannot recommend medicine. It's often for other modifications that are more effective than meds anyway). Parents will often refuse even the evaluation for reasons like "we don't want the label", even though they've heard from teacher after teacher, year after year that the behavior is a growing concern.

What inevitably happens then, especially as all the children mature, is that no children want to be friends with your child BECAUSE of the behavior. By this time, your child has been behaving strangely in school for years and years, has a reputation and has lost friendships because of it. We can enforce that all staff and students be "nice" to your child.

But we CANNOT make children form friendships. We just can't.

It's kind of the same thing and teachers have seen that story play out so many times. We try to warn parents that their children WILL lose friendships if steps are not taken--but so many do not listen. I guess trans thought the same thing--that the dating pool was really wider than it was. Sad.

How do Gay men feel about dating trans women? If they are proud of their gay orientation, does throwing this overboard to be in a heterosexual relationship with a trans woman feel like stepping back into the closet?

They really don't like it, if Mr. Slave's reaction to Mrs.Garrison sex reassignment is typical.

I Don't Like Vaginas

 

[justinacolmena]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Since this article is a couple of weeks old, I'll extend it a bit. People do not often think through the repercussions of a decision until the ramifications of that decision are out of their control. We can legislate that trans people are not discriminated against, yes. But we cannot FORCE other people to date them.

I mean there it is.

We see this at school when we refer children for special ed evaluations. Let's say we do this in second-third grade for behavioral issues (despite what many here will say, it's NOT to "get them on medicine". We cannot recommend medicine. It's often for other modifications that are more effective than meds anyway). Parents will often refuse even the evaluation for reasons like "we don't want the label", even though they've heard from teacher after teacher, year after year that the behavior is a growing concern.

What inevitably happens then, especially as all the children mature, is that no children want to be friends with your child BECAUSE of the behavior. By this time, your child has been behaving strangely in school for years and years, has a reputation and has lost friendships because of it. We can enforce that all staff and students be "nice" to your child.

But we CANNOT make children form friendships. We just can't.

It's kind of the same thing and teachers have seen that story play out so many times. We try to warn parents that their children WILL lose friendships if steps are not taken--but so many do not listen. I guess trans thought the same thing--that the dating pool was really wider than it was. Sad.

How do Gay men feel about dating trans women? If they are proud of their gay orientation, does throwing this overboard to be in a heterosexual relationship with a trans woman feel like stepping back into the closet?

I don't relate to gay men & I don't get along with gay male culture. Gay men only want butt, and they have no feelings or sympathy for trans women.

Then there's the lesbian crowd. They are not any friendlier. They want somebody with a "beard" or in a "male" role to suck up to them, but they violently & viciously exclude trans women from their female-only space.

Lesbians, gays, and bisexuals tend to be very strict gender segregationists, not at all welcoming to transgender individuals.

 

[Cecilie1200]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

I've known guys who won't date a woman with fake boobs. Seems obvious that a fake coochie would be an even bigger problem.

 

[Cecilie1200]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Since this article is a couple of weeks old, I'll extend it a bit. People do not often think through the repercussions of a decision until the ramifications of that decision are out of their control. We can legislate that trans people are not discriminated against, yes. But we cannot FORCE other people to date them.

I mean there it is.

We see this at school when we refer children for special ed evaluations. Let's say we do this in second-third grade for behavioral issues (despite what many here will say, it's NOT to "get them on medicine". We cannot recommend medicine. It's often for other modifications that are more effective than meds anyway). Parents will often refuse even the evaluation for reasons like "we don't want the label", even though they've heard from teacher after teacher, year after year that the behavior is a growing concern.

What inevitably happens then, especially as all the children mature, is that no children want to be friends with your child BECAUSE of the behavior. By this time, your child has been behaving strangely in school for years and years, has a reputation and has lost friendships because of it. We can enforce that all staff and students be "nice" to your child.

But we CANNOT make children form friendships. We just can't.

It's kind of the same thing and teachers have seen that story play out so many times. We try to warn parents that their children WILL lose friendships if steps are not taken--but so many do not listen. I guess trans thought the same thing--that the dating pool was really wider than it was. Sad.

Dating is all about discrimination. How the hell else are you supposed to narrow down to just one person you're going to be happy with, other than to rule out everything that you don't like? Hell, people discriminate in dating for much less-significant things than "I was born the same sex as you". I don't even date men with blond hair; I'm certainly unlikely to consider transgenderism no big deal.

 

[Cecilie1200]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Since this article is a couple of weeks old, I'll extend it a bit. People do not often think through the repercussions of a decision until the ramifications of that decision are out of their control. We can legislate that trans people are not discriminated against, yes. But we cannot FORCE other people to date them.

I mean there it is.

We see this at school when we refer children for special ed evaluations. Let's say we do this in second-third grade for behavioral issues (despite what many here will say, it's NOT to "get them on medicine". We cannot recommend medicine. It's often for other modifications that are more effective than meds anyway). Parents will often refuse even the evaluation for reasons like "we don't want the label", even though they've heard from teacher after teacher, year after year that the behavior is a growing concern.

What inevitably happens then, especially as all the children mature, is that no children want to be friends with your child BECAUSE of the behavior. By this time, your child has been behaving strangely in school for years and years, has a reputation and has lost friendships because of it. We can enforce that all staff and students be "nice" to your child.

But we CANNOT make children form friendships. We just can't.

It's kind of the same thing and teachers have seen that story play out so many times. We try to warn parents that their children WILL lose friendships if steps are not taken--but so many do not listen. I guess trans thought the same thing--that the dating pool was really wider than it was. Sad.

How do Gay men feel about dating trans women? If they are proud of their gay orientation, does throwing this overboard to be in a heterosexual relationship with a trans woman feel like stepping back into the closet?

I don't relate to gay men & I don't get along with gay male culture. Gay men only want butt, and they have no feelings or sympathy for trans women.

Then there's the lesbian crowd. They are not any friendlier. They want somebody with a "beard" or in a "male" role to suck up to them, but they violently & viciously exclude trans women from their female-only space.

Lesbians, gays, and bisexuals tend to be very strict gender segregationists, not at all welcoming to transgender individuals.

Well, yeah. Their entire identity is wrapped up in their sexual orientation, and transgender talking points make their orientation irrelevant and even non-existent.

 

[Polishprince]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Since this article is a couple of weeks old, I'll extend it a bit. People do not often think through the repercussions of a decision until the ramifications of that decision are out of their control. We can legislate that trans people are not discriminated against, yes. But we cannot FORCE other people to date them.

I mean there it is.

We see this at school when we refer children for special ed evaluations. Let's say we do this in second-third grade for behavioral issues (despite what many here will say, it's NOT to "get them on medicine". We cannot recommend medicine. It's often for other modifications that are more effective than meds anyway). Parents will often refuse even the evaluation for reasons like "we don't want the label", even though they've heard from teacher after teacher, year after year that the behavior is a growing concern.

What inevitably happens then, especially as all the children mature, is that no children want to be friends with your child BECAUSE of the behavior. By this time, your child has been behaving strangely in school for years and years, has a reputation and has lost friendships because of it. We can enforce that all staff and students be "nice" to your child.

But we CANNOT make children form friendships. We just can't.

It's kind of the same thing and teachers have seen that story play out so many times. We try to warn parents that their children WILL lose friendships if steps are not taken--but so many do not listen. I guess trans thought the same thing--that the dating pool was really wider than it was. Sad.

Dating is all about discrimination. How the hell else are you supposed to narrow down to just one person you're going to be happy with, other than to rule out everything that you don't like? Hell, people discriminate in dating for much less-significant things than "I was born the same sex as you". I don't even date men with blond hair; I'm certainly unlikely to consider transgenderism no big deal.

Even openminded liberals like renown atheist Richard Dawkins can have problems with trannies, even after a sex change.


Sex Change Operation?

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Female High School Athlete Claims Coach Retaliated Against Her Because Her Mother Complained About Transgender Policy

I can't even follow that

 

[justinacolmena]

Well, yeah. Their entire identity is wrapped up in their sexual orientation,

That is a homosexual thing. One person idolizes or heroizes another person of the same sex, and there is a certain "transference" of identity.

and transgender talking points make their orientation irrelevant and even non-existent.

People have beautiful bodies with all parts intact & then they want to offer sex & charge money for it, even when our bodies lack the internal (falsely assumed male) parts for what they have to offer.

 

[Zorro!]

Female High School Athlete Claims Coach Retaliated Against Her Because Her Mother Complained About Transgender Policy

I can't even follow that

There has been this horrible movement in our society driven by a small group of vicious cry-bullies forcing genetic girls to compete with genetic boys in girls’ sports, stealing their scholarship opportunities, genetic boys wanting access to girls’ locker rooms, genetic girls are getting clocked on every side right now. As a corollary, young people are also deeply affected about how dissent from transgender and gender-fluid dogma gets enforced through what Andrew Sullivan calls the cancel culture.

Andrew Sullivan explains the trend:

“The turn began in the year that the Obama administration — with no public discussion or congressional support — imposed critical gender theory on America’s high schools, determining sex to be whatever a student says it is. The imposition of trans ideology by fiat on the entire country’s young — along with severe public stigma for those with even the slightest questions — was textbook leftwing authoritarianism.”​

 

[Zorro!]

These psychologists need to find an old fashioned psychologist to help the deft, dumb, and blind ones!

The Federalist ^ | Nicole Russell

A recent Journal of Social and Personal Relationships study found that nearly 90 percent of survey respondents are not interested in dating transgender people. In a Psychology Today article on the study, coauthor Karen Blair implies these findings demonstrate significant discrimination—or at least an unwillingness to be inclusive—in dating.

However, instead of pointing out the obvious truth that biological cues are foundational for sexual and romantic attraction, the author goes to great lengths to convey sympathy for the exclusion of transgenders in the dating field as if it’s merely a social justice issue. This is yet another avenue progressives are using to encourage others to deny biological reality and normalize abnormal behaviors.

Blair also found that “only a very small minority of cisgender, heterosexual individuals (3.1%) were willing to date a trans person, a much greater percentage of individuals who identified as bisexual or queer provided inclusive responses (55%).” However, Blair still seems puzzled at the responses that indicated “individuals were least likely to express an interest in dating trans women, even if their sexual identity would otherwise indicate an interest in women (i.e., straight men, lesbian women, or queer/bisexual individuals).”

The extrapolations of this study are painfully obvious: The results indicate that biology-affirming people fail to be attracted, sexually or romantically, to people who have chosen to live outside biological norms. This is not only ideologically sound but biologically normal and healthy. Because of this, many people will continue to find love, and heck, even procreate.

Since this article is a couple of weeks old, I'll extend it a bit. People do not often think through the repercussions of a decision until the ramifications of that decision are out of their control. We can legislate that trans people are not discriminated against, yes. But we cannot FORCE other people to date them.

I mean there it is.

We see this at school when we refer children for special ed evaluations. Let's say we do this in second-third grade for behavioral issues (despite what many here will say, it's NOT to "get them on medicine". We cannot recommend medicine. It's often for other modifications that are more effective than meds anyway). Parents will often refuse even the evaluation for reasons like "we don't want the label", even though they've heard from teacher after teacher, year after year that the behavior is a growing concern.

What inevitably happens then, especially as all the children mature, is that no children want to be friends with your child BECAUSE of the behavior. By this time, your child has been behaving strangely in school for years and years, has a reputation and has lost friendships because of it. We can enforce that all staff and students be "nice" to your child.

But we CANNOT make children form friendships. We just can't.

It's kind of the same thing and teachers have seen that story play out so many times. We try to warn parents that their children WILL lose friendships if steps are not taken--but so many do not listen. I guess trans thought the same thing--that the dating pool was really wider than it was. Sad.

How do Gay men feel about dating trans women? If they are proud of their gay orientation, does throwing this overboard to be in a heterosexual relationship with a trans woman feel like stepping back into the closet?

I don't relate to gay men & I don't get along with gay male culture. Gay men only want butt, and they have no feelings or sympathy for trans women.

Then there's the lesbian crowd. They are not any friendlier. They want somebody with a "beard" or in a "male" role to suck up to them, but they violently & viciously exclude trans women from their female-only space.

Lesbians, gays, and bisexuals tend to be very strict gender segregationists, not at all welcoming to transgender individuals.

I appreciate you sharing. Thank you.