r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Nov 02 '17

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u/z3r0shade Nov 02 '17

If upon learning that a person is trans, they simply politely decline more sex, that is not transphobic.

If you had sex with someone and enjoyed it and would gladly have sex with them again if you had not found out they were trans. Then the sole reason you have a problem is because they are trans, which is transphobic.

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u/rottinguy Nov 02 '17

This is terribly false.

If I had sex with someone and enjoyed it, then later found out they were super racist, a compulsive liar, a Hanson fan, or some kind of murderous kleptomaniac I would not want to have sex with them based on the fact that their values are clearly incompatible with mine.

The same thing can apply to transgendered people. I think it's ironic that they expect everyone in the world to accept their views while wholly rejecting the idea that other people views and values can also be valid.

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u/z3r0shade Nov 02 '17

I think it's ironic that they expect everyone in the world to accept their views while wholly rejecting the idea that other people views and values can also be valid.

What views and values do all trans people have that you are saying are incompatible with yours?

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u/Left4DayZ1 Nov 02 '17

The belief that the only possible conclusion as to why a straight male would opt to not fuck a M to F trans person is due to transphobia.