If his transwoman friend has not cut off his manhood, the dude is 100% gay.TrojanMoondoggie said:I hate to tell this dude, but there are alpha males who are gay too.Jack Bauer said:Man dating a "trans woman" (male) justifies himself to his best friend:
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) January 2, 2024
"I’m not gay. I'm an alpha male attracted to femininity and that's what I got." pic.twitter.com/D53eKCGqhs
In fact, most gay guys I know are not anything like the stereotypes you see portrayed in the media. While all of them may not be alpha, they are masculine enough to pass as "straight."
I read a study on these dudes who dig trannies, and of all the guys who claimed to like trannie women (M to F), 1/2 ended up admitting they were at least bisexual if not gay. The other 1/2 who asserted they WERE straight, well, the article acknowledged this, but there was a "but" or "however"-type of caveat which followed. And it left their "straightness" open to question too.
As for this dude in the video, who knows? He seems masculine, or alpha enough.
But again, there are gay guys who are alpha too.
I would just wonder why, if he likes femininity, he wouldn't just date a chick? Why does it have to be a man who looks like a chick?
I decided to google reassignment surgery.
Quote:
How common is gender reassignment surgery?
Gender reassignment (confirmation) surgery is more common in transgender men (42 to 54%) than transgender women (28%). Top (chest gender confirmation) surgery is performed approximately twice as often as bottom (genital) surgery. In studies that assessed transgender men and women as an aggregate, top surgery accounts for 8 to 25% and bottom (genital) surgery accounts for 4 to 13%. Review study details.
So the likelyhood this transwoman still has man parts is very very high.