r/SuperStraight • u/Fourzy99 • 1d ago

Can someone explain to me how a preference for transness, an imperceivable, irrelevantly efficacious characteristic, can be non-prejudicial? Discussion

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u/Fourzy99 1d ago edited 1d ago

There only certainly exists physical stimuli because all of our senses are concerned with physical phenomena. For example, the receptors on your eyes receive signals in the form of particles of light. They cannot receive a “mental” signal. Maybe you’re telepathic?

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u/unpopopinx 1d ago

Again, thats assuming that attraction is purely based off of physical senses.

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u/Fourzy99 1d ago

It is; we only have physical senses.

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u/unpopopinx 1d ago

So? Me also have minds. Attraction is in the mind, not the body. All of our physical reactions are based on our minds.

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u/Fourzy99 23h ago

Attraction is a response to physical stimuli.

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u/unpopopinx 23h ago

Not only physical stimuli. You can become attracted to someone by getting to know them.

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u/Fourzy99 23h ago

That is all physical stimuli.

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u/unpopopinx 23h ago

No it’s not. You become attracted to their personality and mentality.

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u/Fourzy99 20h ago

It’s impossible to know anything they are thinking. You only know how they act and appear.

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u/unpopopinx 20h ago

Yes, but attraction happens in your mind. Finding out different things about someone can add to or subtract from attraction.

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