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So everyone else is "lying", "completely delusional" or "being a hypocrite" but you're all about "facts and logic".

Do you work for Infowars?

Sometimes, the only way you can tell that a female was formerly male is to look at the person's feet.

Unless a woman is really tall, she probably wouldn't wear a men's size 10. And her foot would usually be narrower, too.

This is far from universal, of course. There are women who have big feet.

I would also say it's a virtual guarantee that a person born male would not wear a women's size 7 or below as an adult.

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In other words, the actual evidence to the contrary that has been presented to you means f__k-all, and you're going to continue with your erroneous thinking.

Not everyone, just you and a few other persons.

There is absolutely no way to change the skeleton, particularly the relative proportions of shoulders and hips. It's a very obvious instant giveaway.

Maybe it's only very obvious on the ones that are very obvious, and other less obvious ones pass you by without you being aware.

Biological female here.

I take a size 9 1/2 shoe in men's.

Guess I must be a dude.

Seriously, do you work for Infowars?

Now...I didn't say ALL....I said MOST, in essence.

I wouldn't make a conclusive statement about anybody on the basis of feet----but I do feel the size of feet could very well provide me with a decent impression, which could very well be wrong.

When I was about 17, I met my first transsexual person. That was back in 1978. She once was a man, then became a woman. She was around 45-50 years old, and looked pretty good. Her voice was pretty deep, though.

Ahhh...I thought there was something special about you...


Is the word "met" here a euphemism?

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I wonder what would happen if I got turned on by someone's femininity----but the person turned out to be a man! I certainly wouldn't get angry at the person. But I don't know what I would do.

There was a movie about that, I think it was called "The Crying Game." He was still a male in terms of his genitals---but a woman in every other way. I certainly felt the desire. It was a weird experience for me.

I actually met the person. In person.

I think you missed my point...
One of the reasons I like you so much...

I knew what you meant...her boyfriend would have massacred me.....

Well, the way I understand how sexual attractiveness works is that it largely involves the reptilian brain, which is the more primitive part of the entire brain...
Without the instinctual sex urge, no more puppies and the end of the species...

However...
The reptilian brain is quite stupid, hence why we get aroused by coloured pixels on the computer monitor or CMYK dots in printed magazines...

While our more evolved part of the brain is aware of a certain incongruity involving the procreation/recreation process, the reptilian brain is eager for action, hence the uneasy feeling of cognitive dissonance...



Oh, so you were being coy?
That's one of the things I like about you...
Are we going in circles?

Nope....wasn’t into her.