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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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The framing should be "consider why you'd categorically rule out trans people," and I grant it's sometimes presented more aggro than that
"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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But "you're a bigot if you won't sleep with me" is a caricature even of that
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for sure. some are just making the argument poorly. that said, i have trans friends who genuinely argue genital preference can be changed.
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Actually, I'd also argue that genital pref can be flexible. It has been in my case! But that seems like a separate question.
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Honest Question: can someone explain how "genital preference is flexible" is any different than "gayness is curable"?
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It's the same as saying "Lesbians would love dick if they just tried it!"
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I think focusing on dating preferences is kind of working backwards. My preferences changed, but it was a side effect rather than the goal.
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I have seen that. It's true that the sentiment does exist in some people, but I've spent a lot of time in YT comments and seen it x1 so
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