For me i am definatatly a Straight Lesbian:heehee:
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For me i am definatatly a Straight Lesbian:heehee:
i used to consider myself totally straight but have recently been having somewhat of a relationship with a man while dressed and i have to admit that in girl mode i like guys. but when in guy mode its all about girls!
Straight. And only real GGs for me. No offense, but guys in frocks don't turn me on :)
I'm only attracted to genetic females (actually only one genetic female) but "straight" isn't the word I would use to describe my sexual orientation.
Always considered myself straight, but definitely a turn-on looking at pics of other tgirls. My wife once said I must be a lesbian
I can swing both ways and every way in between for the right person.
I chose bisexual but it does tend to change as I get older. In actuality I feel that I am totally heterosexual, meaning girls when I am a boy and boys when I am a girl. Being with a man when I am Dawn just seems so natural and fulfilling. Have to admit though, that after my experiences as Dawn, that I could easily be totally bisexual. Loving it.
When I'm not dressed, I am totally hetro. However, at times I feel like a lesbian traped in a male body.
Yes, I did. But there's more to this than meets the eye which is why I say its wierd.Quote:
Originally Posted by skirt_lover
If I was to go to work as I wish to then even though I would be dressed as a woman, I wouldn't (I don't think) be capable of eyeing up or thinking about the guys there. I need a greenfield site which is fine.
But then when I go as a bloke (all the time), I think of the girls as friends more than lovers and supress the urge to think they are attractive. So there is something subtle going on in my mind.
Not much help I know, but interesting - and I find it hard to put it in words.
When I look at women, I tend to admire their figure, jewelry, makeup and their clothing, always wondering how I would look in them. I agree that a minority of CD's are into straight men and I confess that I am one of them but it took quite some time of dressing in the closet, then dating just CD's and eventually it led to dating straight men. All my experiences with men have been very pleasant and enjoyable. I am also single (divorced) and wonder if that may have a lot to do with it. I haven't had sex with a woman for four years now. Good lord, now I don't know what I am.
Hugs to all, Janice
I like guys when dressed, girls when not dressed.
Does that make me bisexual?
I used to think I was bisexual with a greater leaning toward women than men possibly a 90% women to 10% men ratio. Something odd has happened though since I started my transition 4 years ago and my sexuality as I perceive it has changed totally. Right now I find myself to be more asexual than anything else. I still find people attractive, both men and women (including t-girls and t-boys) but not in a sexual way. I love nothing better than cuddling up with some beautiful woman or handsome guy but sex never really enters the equation for me. So I guess I have to vote for "none of the above....."
Ditto. And I am even more attracted to females when I am dressed - it seems to be a much "free-er" me. I loosen up a great deal more when I have that really wonderful female thing going. And in the general sense - I am more accepted by the not-so-opposite sex.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrea M. Forbes
It needs to be said, that crossdressing is a sexual activity for me. It is foreplay. It is a nearly continuous sensual high - that doesn't happen under normal "drabbing". I would guess that's why it works so well at making me feel sexually vital.
And I only need to meet with crossdresser groups now and then to remind me that indeed "Guys in frocks don't turn me on." either, still, and never did.
Yet, in a very important way, this group seems to fill a very important need, an empty space that, left unattended, can be an unhappy part of my life.
Rickie
Sometimes when I am dressed, I do think about having a guy, but I think that has a lot to do with wanting to feel like a woman.
Wow!
Looking at the poll results at the moment is really interesting!
Close to a third bi. That tallies with the statistics I've heard for Australian men in anonymous surveys.
Very low percentage for completely gay, less than one percent! Thats less than a quarter of the figure I normally hear.
The thing I find most interesting is the t-girls etc catagories.
It seems a lot of folk are attracted to t-girls but not many exclusively. No catagory for t-boys though.
And yet, the number of t-girls only people is equal to the number of gays! A whole seperate sexuality perhaps?
While many discussions of the subject have a bunch of people rushing to state that they are straight so far we have in the poll about the same number of bisexual people as the rest of the population. There seem less gay people here than the general population but an equal number of t-girl only people.
What does that mean for the forum? Are most of the bisexual people overly quiet? Do they feel as free and able to discuss their issues as the straight people? Do they have less issues to discuss? is the forum perhaps too hetero-centric? In our concern not to all be labeled gay by societies mistaken stereotyping have we failed to be supportive enough to the third here who are bisexual and the small percentage who are gay or t-girl only?
[SIZE="3"]I am hetero but I have fantasized about Tgirls.
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Quiet Batty? Um well for my part I've just been busy. Tommorrow is a big day for me. So I've not been reading
I'm in the bisexual ballpark. I'm wondering though of those that answered strait with bi fantasies ( which seem to be a large number too) how they in fact answered the Poll. I think that knowledge could give alot of forsight into the actual numbers that the question alone didnt
The comment earlier on pansexuality hit a good spot with me too, as I'm attracted to those transitioning, females, and males. Several stages between too.
Fully straight. So saying. I hate to admit this, and I am totally confused, but there are one or two Gurls here that I am very attracted to visually. I REALLY don't like the thought of relations with a male (for me. I don't judge others), but some of you pull off the sex kitten look so well that I almost forget what's beneath the skirt. Color me crazy. :o
So did I.Quote:
I say Girls and Tgirls.
Interesting coincidence. I have a screensaver set of her pics. Dare I mention she looks great in PVC? :heehee:Quote:
Tgirl star called Areeya that I think is just beautiful.
I would suggest Bi or Bi-curious, but I won't haggle.Quote:
I dont like other guys. I think its the softness of the female body Im attracted to, and tgirls have that softness too. When it comes to Tgirls the fact that they have a penis doesnt bother me.
Is there a name for guys that like Tgirls?
Another "me too". Who I may be attracted to has nothing to do with how I am dressed. Drab or crossdressed, my sexual interests don't change.Quote:
Note in this discussion I take tgirl to mean a girl with both parts, not crossdressers. Im not attracted to other crossdressers, but chick with a penis is curiously attractive to me.
I think of guys when I am a girl and I think of guys and girls when I am a guy.:o
i think im just attracted to femininity. some tgirls are just as hot or hotter than ggs.
Was 100% hetero but after experiences first of all with fellow tgirls and then with guys when en femme, I feel I'm attracted increasingly to men and not only just when dressed.
In order of preference
1 an attractive tgirl
2 an attractive guy
3 an attractive girl
I am attracted only to women. When living everyday life I only turn my head toward women. However, when I'm in a sexual mode, I can fanticize about anything, and do. In "normal" mode I am atracted to T-Girls, and very attractive, feme CD's (passible ones). Not sure what that makes me, and not really concerned about it.
Laura
Hetro male, and lesbian when dressed. I loved the times with my wife while dressed. She isn't accepting now but maybe again in the future.
I have known from about the age of 13 or 14 that I am Bi and liked women's clothing (at then and partly now the underwear) but wouldn't accept it. I guess due to the way I was raised. It took me about 10 years to at least start to coming to grips with it either one.