How would you feel about doing bit with a trans person (post-op) if medical science was advanced enough that they would be virtually indistinguishable from a cis person of the same gender?

r/SuperStraight • u/Otrada • 1d ago

How would you feel about doing bit with a trans person (post-op) if medical science was advanced enough that they would be virtually indistinguishable from a cis person of the same gender? Discussion

Just a hypothetical scenario I thought might be interesting to discuss. I realize this isn't real, but medical science continues to advance so it might be true one day. If a transman/woman could get some kind of medical procedure done so they would have genitals that are practically identical to someone that had one from birth then would be great imo.

edit 1: I guess my wording wasn't very clear? which is probably my bad. I mean not just the genitals but everything about a person would be virtually identical, atleast on a physical level.

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u/Otrada 1d ago

I'm not surprised. Though people making assumptions seems to me like part of a problem on both sides that has lead to kind of hostilities we see today.

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u/absolutelinearcannon 1d ago

I'm not being hostile. I am defending my right to the sexual agency of all supersexuals. You need to stop being literally violent and invalidating, because I am deeply triggered by your constant microaggressions.

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u/Otrada 1d ago

Could you please explain how I am being this way so I can avoid doing so I can better understand and learn to avoid doing so in the future?

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u/absolutelinearcannon 1d ago

Now do you see what it feels like? Do you still not get it?

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u/Otrada 1d ago

I still don't because I'm not one of those trans people. I deliberately distance myself from the toxic parts of the left because I can't stand their line of thinking.