I have never dated a trans individual but I've considered it.

Never dated a trans person, don't know any personally to have considered dating buttt a personality is higher on my list than genitals.

I'm on the opposite side of this . I'm a transman dating a bisexual man. Unfortunately some people still treat us like we're a straight couple @_@. They rarely say it out loud though, because we have a zero-tolerance policy with our loved ones on that.

I would but havent

I haven't, but would. I think most trans people are brave as all hell, and that's attractive.

I'm a lesbian. I've never dated a trans* person but I've dated a couple of biological females who have, at various points in their lives, had considered transitioning. One was somewhat genderfluid. Sometimes more female, other times more male. It made things somewhat tricky. I really respect those who are genderfluid and similarly identified but dating one was challenging since there wasn't any good way to know whether it was more of a male day or a female day, and it could even change hour to hour sometimes. Of course, this individual was bipolar manic depressive and may have also had other undiagnosed problems that made things even more difficult. I imagine it would have been quite different with someone who didn't have additional mental and emotional challenges. One of the others had some dysphoria left over and was definitely quite butch but identified as a woman and used female pronouns. The third definitely identified as female but could be quite masculine and wouldn't correct anyone for using male pronouns and if someone mistook them for a man they would just go with it.

I started dating a person who identified as female last year. He has since come out as a MTF transperson and we are still dating. I have no problem with his identity and he has no problem with me identifying as a lesbian.

I'm currently dating a Transguy. When we first started dating I identified as a Lesbian ( a very big lesbian haha). After my boyfriend came out to me about his desire to transition, I didn't really think about 're-considering' my sexuality until it was brought up to me that it may be disrespectful to him, if his girlfriend still identifies as a lesbian, and he is trying not be seen as a female. So, after months of 'just being me', I came across the term poly-sexual. I did some research and I find that it's fits me very well.

I'm bisexual cisfemale and my boyfriend grew up as Maura. We plan on giving one of our daughters his birth name and the middle name of both his mother and my younger sister. That way, instead of losing a daughter, they're gaining a son, a daughter-in-law, and a granddaughter to call by the name they loved enough to give it to their own child.

I'm trans, and my cisgendered girlfriend identifies as queer.

I'm a cis female, I identify as a lesbian, and I have dated a transguy.

I identify as trans but haven't dated any other trans people personally, though I would be perfectly happy to.

I'm trans dating a pansexual male. Neither of us have dated other trans people in the past, but I can't see either of us saying "no" to someone if we liked them just because of their transsexuality!

I'm a queer trans guy, and I'm dating a queer non-binary person. I prefer dating trans* people, to be honest. We're poly-curious, and we're both into dating/fucking other trans* people. We're better any way

I've never dated a trans* person... but my girlfriend has?

I'm trans* and genderqueer and I'm dating a MAAB bigender femme. She is super lovely. I am also with a cisgender queer woman, and I used to date a straight cisgender guy, but I doubt I'll do that again...

I'm trans* and genderqueer and I dated/hung out with/hooked up with a genderqueer trans guy. I kind of prefer dating trans folks to dating cis folks.

I have dated Cis-men and cis-women as well as FTMs and MTFs. I love everybody. I consider myself pansexual or sapiosexual since I really love a sharp mind and a good personality. Bodies themselves don't sexually arouse me.