Absolutely "no". I have nothing against transgender people, yet I cannot and will not tell my body what to like. And it is into biological women. A transgender woman would ever have the attractiveness level of a man to me, which os zero.

I'd like to think that yes I would. I try to be open-minded and I think love is love as long as its between two consenting adults. But, like many things in life, it's hard to know for certain how I would truly feel if I were in that situation. In the end, I think it would truly come down to how we got along and how well we connected.

It is always a matter of compatibility, appeal, attraction, and chemistry! It is not always sexual! I find most individuals have views which hamper, disregard the others feelings, and are overlyly selfish! I have trans friends to which we have never been physical with one another! I do not suck penises, never a bottom! Which limits my sexual choices gladly!

For romance they would have to be post op, not because of any conscious bias but because I can't do penises. I've tried before.

it doesn't make a difference to me because 100% natural born women have dicks too regardless almost all men failed to realize that its right on their clitoris. Science tells me that it has been proven its the same skin texture on a mans' head the tip. so I would give a transgender a chance. call me whatever at the end of the night I won't lose no slumber for the following morning

I could easily be friends with a trans sexual woman. No problem there but to take the relationship beyond friend into something romantic/sexual I would need the young lady to have had or at least is in the process of gender re-assignment. So to answer your question, "same opportunity" a qualified yes.

The problem has never been me giving a woman a chance, its always been a woman looking at the fat, creepy guy in frront of her and giving him a chance. Changing how I look or act for a total stranger does that person a disservice and bases any relationship on a lie. I wouldn't want them to change for me. If the chemistry is there it's there. If not, I wish you good luck.

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Yes,I would. It is more important at this point in life that we be able to laugh and enjoy each others company.

I have no problem with being friends with someone that is cisgendered female but, I do have a hang up about it going further than that, I am still interested in the opposite equipment in intimacy.

No because i view it as a completely different type of relationship. I consider it as flawed to call a trans woman a woman as to call them a man. They have a third gender in my perspective.

I feel this way because i am bisexual. The attraction i feel for a trans woman is entirely diferent than that for your standard woman. I don't like men though so that's where i conclude a third gender.

So no it's not the same opportunity it's a different one entirely.

I'm not interested in them, nothing more than that to explain.

How do you define "opportunity for romance"? It really depends on how passable she is or how understanding and effective her partner is at seeing through the exterior to see the woman inside.