Terrified of showing my boyfriend my genitals. : sex

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Confused in the queer rules now

Is trans guy:

A woman pretending to be a guy

A guy pretending to be a woman

Also note the last reply from OP admits they have gender dysphoria. At least they're aware of their mental illness.

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In this case, it's a woman who thinks she's a guy.

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I think we need MORE vaccines; not less.

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What in the fuck am I reading? If this happened to me (which it wouldn't) there'd be two sounds. One punch to his head and a flop down on the floor after I KO'd him.

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'oh damn what will my straight boyfriend think of my dick when he finds out...'

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It's even funnier, a woman dating a homo.

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Hahahhahahahahahaaa

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Just like everyone else posting, I don't understand what's going on. A fag or a dyke? BF is a fag thinking she has a dick or bf is straight? idk wtf this is about.

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So how does a guy just not know or feel that something is off? I’ve seen very passable trannies before, but there’s always a tell. The voice, the hand size, the adam’s apple, etc.

Welp, guess this tranny is going to have to pray the bf doesn’t feel compelled to go into a blind rage upon finding out the hard way.

Edit: wait, I reread it. The boyfriend knows? So the tranny is just scared of how disgusting its cunt is? They call themselves a trans guy, which means it’s actually a woman pretending to be a man.

Idc anymore, fuck clown world.

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