[Lycanthropunk]

This is a fascinating topic, albeit an age-old one. My perspective seems to be a little different from most on here. I completely agree that we should transcend the confines of fitting into a rigid "label", but we will be labelled by others whether we like it or not. Our complex personalities will be simplified into bitesize chunks for ease of use during other people's perceptions of us.

Where my perspective differs is that I know I would be labelled "bisexual" and I'm happy with it. I like men AND women. With women I love the way they look and dress- generally they are MUCH more attractive than guys. But with men i love their cocks, their hairiness. But it's not always the differences between men and women which satisfy my bisexuality- sometimes it's the similar traits. Whilst I love curvy full figured women I tend to prefer women with flat chests to big breasts. I also love muscular legs and hairiness on girls. And whilst I love hairiness on guys, the muscle I find attractive on a girl I find repulsive on a guy. I think for me I love androgeny- the blurring of the line between genders.

T-girls, for me, are the perfect celebration of bisexuality. They represent the best of both worlds. The beauty of a woman matched with the very best bit of a man. Normally I would have to satisfy my bisexuality separately, either with a man or a woman, but a t-girl is everything I could wish for, all in one amazing package! I agree that t-girl admirers vary with their "straightness", and that can be seen in their preferences. Being happily bi I tend to prefer flatchested donkey-dick'd femboys to their bigger breasted sisters, but that's just me.

Bottom line is that how we are labelled sexually doesn't matter, and if we HAVE to labelled, then "t-girl admirers" should be a label itself!