Body modification technology has advanced to where you can quickly, painlessly, and drastically alter your appearance/voice. You would _____ when it comes to dating someone who spends half their time as each sex/gender.
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for clarification: the third option 'only date half the time' means you'd only interact/date them while they're in the form of your preferred sex/gender; e.g., "I am attracted to women, and would see them whenever they're a woman with no issues"
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Probably would be excited and intrigued at first (and would be eager to give it a try) but i bet the novelty would wear off.
the real money is in treatments to control novelty wearing off.
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Depends more on how they think about it than whether they do it. I'm bi, but I use a genetic definition of sex/gender. Would likely try this technology, but the way I define things it couldn't make me female, just make me seem so. Still would be interesting.
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I feel uncomfortable with anyone drastically altering their identity continually which I think is outside sexual preferences.
Calm down, I can't keep up. Why can't you get comfortable with who you are? It feels like you're avoiding yourself.
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Do they just change the sex/gender, or ("drastically") also character, behaviour etc? That is, are they different personae, or just the same person with different genitals?
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Having interacted (online) with an attractive lady who could believably appear as a man, I pick 3. I don't think, personality-wise, there's anything inherently wrong with spending time as "actual man" John Doe and as "actual woman" Jane Doe; but it wouldn't change my hetero-ness.
