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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There have been lots of discussions over the years upon this. I still prefer it Ike this, whilst fab seemingly wants any form of transgender separate to birth gender.
In other walks of life I'd just select female or male, rather than tolerate an intrusive question relating to former aspects of my life.
It's for each of us individually to define our gender and not others or an organization, its a legally protected characteristic.
If it were to be changed in fab, all current like users would need to modify their profiles, to make the new method valid and meaningful. That's a hell of a lot of effort and would never be completed in all likelihood.
Unless searching for hundreds of users, it usually doesn't take long to evaluate someone enough, in order to appreciate them as right for you or not. It would take me 5 mins or so to look at about ten. My general advice, not specific to this topic, is to prefer detailed written profiles, rather than near blank.
If someone is really wanting a very specific type of person, then they may be better off using a more specialist environment instead. As it is, fabguys caters to guys also seeking certain groups of people, so the sister site has options too.
I've been on fab for years and I think it works well enough as is, notwithstanding that changing this would be at the cost of other site improvements, and rely on all users in this category adjusting their settings, to have results.
It's better for users to read and digest profile information, as well as engage in meaningful conversations with others of potential interest. "
I still believe a small ftm section would be beneficial.
I experimented for a while as having my profile TS with an explanation that I was a female to male transperson and was looking to meet people on that basis. I'd say 99.8% of emails were from people saying how much they'd like to take me anally while they reach around and play with my cock, and how wonderful I'd look in suspenders and high heels.
The problem isn't so much with pre/post transition, but rather with the fact that a small minority of us simply have no category to tick at all - because we're not this site's idea of TS.
I'd love a more specialist site to go to, but unfortunately there isn't one. Since this is a rather nice site, I'd rather they just added another category for us ftm types to tick. |