TealGirl | Nov 4, 2025
1 Just like cis women, trans women have diverse expressions, some are feminine, some are masculine, and some are androgynous. 2 While trans women are generally male in a biological sense, the relevant factor for sexual orientation is gender. We don't generally define straight men as being attracted to "biologically female" people; we define them as being attracted to women. 3 You are absolutely right: words matter. That's precisely why we must use them accurately based on their social and linguistic context, so the words man and woman are fundamentally terms of gender (a social, psychological, and cultural role/identity), not just sex.

guard121 | Nov 4, 2025
No, YOU define these things that way, because right off the bat you didn't even follow the logic. There is no MASCULNE trans woman. A masculine trans woman...would be a "man". Honestly? You were so in a hurry to be a victim, you didn't even check your own point.

LOLMAN505 | Nov 4, 2025
Masculine trans women do exist retard

TealGirl | Nov 4, 2025
1 The distinction between gender identity (woman/man) and sex (biological characteristics) is standard in sociology, gender studies, and mental health fields. I am simply citing these established, external definitions. So its not just "my definition". 2 There are indeed masculine trans woman, What you are labelling as masculine is gender expression, that does not dictate a person's gender identity. A trans woman is a woman because of her identity. Being a woman is not dependent on being feminine. 3 Let's stick to the logic: my point was that sexual orientation is based on gender, not anatomy, and that gender expression is varied. You dismissed this by stating that a "masculine trans woman" is a man. That is not a counter-argument, it's just a repetition of the initial error, you are still equating femininity with womanhood and masculinity with manhood, which is exactly the flawed premise I originally corrected. You must separate identity from presentation. 5 Im neither in a hurry nor makin myself a victim, and even if I were... that have zero bearing on the accuracy of the established definitions for gender identity and sexual orientation.