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I've never actually heard a trans/NB/GNC person say "you're a bigot if you don't sleep with me" or anything close.
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i have :( it's pretty aggressively directed toward lesbians. i don't think (?) it's super widespread, but it also shouldn't be minimized.
Is it really "if you won't sleep with me" though, or is it, "if you categorically rule out being with anyone who's trans"?
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The framing should be "consider why you'd categorically rule out trans people," and I grant it's sometimes presented more aggro than that
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"you're transphobic if you won't sleep with trans people" is not a good way to put it. And I'm sure it's sometimes put that way.
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It seems unhealthy to coerce and guilt someone if they just don't feel attraction to trans or nonbinary people.
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And to some/many people biological reproduction with their partner is important. Which as current medical science stands isn't possible.
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i see both argued. the latter is often equated with the former, hence not being as widespread as perceived, but still a problem.
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important difference
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But how do we separate the two? The reality for many people is that love/attraction is a hybrid of emotion and physicality.
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This is why you need to make more videos and Riley shouldn't. Your words are clearer and make valuable distinctions.
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