Let me get this straight

I've always felt like a man trapped in a lesbians body

😂

smart kid

It’s called being

All I gotta say is this. In the 90s I had 3 friends tell me "oh, I'm gay, I'm 100% gay, I'm gay all the way and I'm never gonna change."
All 3 were bright. 2 could've been MENSA candidates. In a decades time 2 were married to people of the opposite sex and the 3rd is finally getting married to a female this year after he dated women only for years.
I think Propaganda in tv and movies is more effective than most people realize.

Your mind is going to be blown when you find out that most trans women who are attracted to women tend to usually date other trans women.

Straight men don't find them attractive, straight women don't find them attractive, gay men don't find them attractive, lesbian women don't find them attractive, trans women date other trans women as a last resort.

I can't honestly say my mind has been blown by this revelation after doing the math.

Perhaps you're right and OP has had an awakening upon realizing it, but I would be mind blown if I realized he did.

“Most” being the key word. Nothing mind blowing about that.

That “most” was simply accounting for error. Not all trans lesbians date other trans lesbians in the same sense that not everyone enjoys sunshine and rainbows.

Still nothing mind blowing.

Its your conjecture vs. my lived experience.

Your lived experience isn’t surprising, much less mindblowing.

You said trans women are undesirable, I told you that you were wrong, and now you’re saying that’s not surprising. Make it make sense

Where did I say trans women are undesirable? Sounds like you’re projecting your own biases on me.

Now, you know
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Sou is like you have intimate knowledge.

I’m polyamorous. I have partners and friends of partners who are trans.

A lesbian who's attracted to trans women is a lesbian

… attracted to a biological man.
This is why homosexuals don’t want trans people associated with them due to fundamental differences in defining sexuality versus gender identity.