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A lot of transwomen are great people in heart and soul. However a lot of men who like them can't ignore the fact that the pre-ops have cock and maybe they look with fetiche. I feel it bothers many Tgirls. I could understand those gg who are worried about this for obvious reason. |
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Vampi, please correct me if that is not what you mean. |
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I meant that many of them want to be seen more as a person to have a real relationship with, not as sex objects. It is what I find when reading posts here. |
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I think your use of the word fetish, given what it means, is too unspecific. However, I understand exactly your point. It is an extension of what I wrote in interpretation.
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I won't ensure that fetiche is the best way to define a person's particular sex fancy. Just it's the most used term for people when they to that.
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In another sense it can be said that we have a duty to "ungender". This is because there is no distinct gender (there is no essential form of categorization). Gendering is imposing exclusivity.
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