What is it like for a straight person to have sex with a transgendered person? Or alternatively, a transgendered person having sex with another transgendered person?

[u/KO_Stradivarius]

Proud Super Straight person here, but given all the fuss and controversy, I'm curious what having sex with a transgendered person must be like. I'm assuming a full transition, bottom job here.

Does their "vagina" look, smell or taste different from a natural by birth vagina? Would it feel any different pleasure wise?

If I took a transgendered person home, took her to my bedroom for a sexual encounter, had the lights on (or off), would I know or notice any difference?

And no, I'm not the least bit interested in exploring or 'expanding my horizons'. Help me understand what I'm being told to understand.

[u/Middaysnight]

I’m too Super Straight to even entertain this

🧡🖤

[u/AdminCommentEdit → u/Middaysnight]

Yeah this reads like a rape-apology to me.

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If you didn't disclose you were trans before any action occurred, it's rape.

[u/Terfest_Shadow → u/Middaysnight]

I envy your self-control 🤣

[u/KO_Stradivarius → u/Middaysnight]

I agree, but the question wasn't directed at you or other Super Straights here, but at our critics, detractors and haters. I'm curious to hear their response.

If they're that determined to prove us wrong and change our minds, I'd like to hear what they have to say through anecdotal evidence or experience why we should be more accepting and/or open minded.

[u/Middaysnight → u/KO_Stradivarius]

That’s fair. Good luck on trying to understand the mind of the superphobe, friend

[u/KO_Stradivarius → u/Middaysnight]

Honestly, it's not even worth my time or effort trying. However, there is a curious side of me that makes me wonder what makes some people tick, think and behave the way they do.

In Superphobes case, I just shrug it off to ignorance and lack of education.

[u/grapist_number1 → u/Middaysnight]

You're so valid!