It's always weird seeing people advocating for overly extreme trans acceptance. Even if I met a transwoman who was otherwise the perfect partner for me, there would be literally nothing that would interest me in a relationship with her. There's nothing at all wrong with those who are fine with a trans partner, but they are going to always be a super minority of people.
lol, this is the most contradictory bunch of nonsense I have ever read.
You say she is the perfect partner in all ways except being transgender. You then say there is literally nothing that would interest you... but what about all the things they made them otherwise perfect? Those things are clearly not nothing. No, there are literally things you do like about them but they are being outweighed by the one thing you don't like.
And then your bit at the end trying to claim that people interested in dating trans partners will always be in the super minority is very clearly trying to justify your position simply by sake of it being the majority. And your claim that it will always be a minority view is based on absolutely nothing. You are just trying to subtly undermine their position without outright saying so.
Her innate status as a transperson means there is literally nothing that could cause me to be interested in a relationship with her despite how otherwise a perfect fit she may be for me. I'm saying that it's "normal" for people to not be at all interested in transpeople as partners, and that is not going to change. Nobody should be ashamed for being trans or being with a trans partner, but there seem to be some people here acting like the reluctance to be with transpeople is some societal brainwashing.
Do you often feel a need to be "normal"? Is that important to you?
I don't think you understand how environmental factors affect people's views. There is no way around it. Society clearly alters our views. Society doesn't decide for us but to deny its impact is delusional. ---