>>37194802>Nobody is deliberately putting themselves in even more danger than usual by dating known transphobes just to say that they're in a relationship. How do you fucking jump into a relationship without discovering that your partner is a transphobe, unless you're actively not communicating with them? I've brought this up several times and you continue to brush it aside.
I don't know if you've ever even been in the same room as someone who is homophobic or transphobic, but they're not deceptive like you are. They're not going to hide their bigotry and lack of trust for the sake of having a relationship. They hate/fear trans people, and they don't want to be tricked into dating one. I'm sorry, but you're not entitled to a relationship anymore than some fedora tipping self-appointed "nice guy" is.
If you're unsure whether or not your partner is a transphobe but you never bring up the topic of what they think about trans people, you're choosing to stay with someone who you think would kill you if they found out who you really are. And honestly, this is something you should have brought up on the first date.
I've said it before and I will say it a thousand times if I have to. You are obsessed with being in a relationship to the point where you don't care what the consequences are, and in doing so you're putting your own life at risk and validating your partner's "irrational" fears of being "tricked". I don't have any problems with trans people and I don't even think you are a troll. I just hope you never try to pull this shit on someone who got raped, or has preconceived trust issues.
