Onyx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Partners HealthCare System, Inc. Starbucks Corp. State Street Bank and Trust Co. Stonyfield Farm, Inc. Sun Life Financial U. Services Co. Time Warner Cable, Inc. Trillium Asset Management Corp. Zipcar, Inc. Many people insisted that not disclosing this fact would constitute a kind of deception. But how is anyone being deceived here, and what would they be deceived about? My suggestion was that men for whom this is a concern should first ask if their partner is trans. I did not recommend lying in response.
Some women are trans, including the women these men might take an interest in, which is why this is a concern for them. Their assumption does not hold true, and wishing to act as though it does is like saying that the mere existence of trans women is an inconvenience to them, and that they should not have to account for that reality.
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What does that say about their true preferences here? S ome people have compared this to other information that one could be aware of which might alter their decision to sleep with someone: things like being married, or having HIV, or being a convicted sex offender. Those are their examples, not mine. And this seems like an obviously different situation. Nobody is being exposed to contagious and deadly diseases. Yet this objection rings hollow given the reality that they would have had no problem with enjoying the company of trans women and their bodies, even intimately.
But for some reason, they wish to avoid that experience. Many of them depict this as an unquestionable preference: something that just is, beyond the realm of criticism and beyond their ability to change. Much like how some people prefer the same sex or the opposite sex, these people would prefer not to be with trans women - although, for the aforementioned reasons, this is hardly an accurate comparison. As a result, a straight man who sleeps with a trans woman might consider this a threat to his sexuality.
And from there comes the idea that trans women are obligated to identify themselves - like they should have to attach an asterisk to their womanhood. This is a social problem, not just an innocent preference. And can her partners be said to have been harmed in any way by this? Likewise, the rest of us are free to believe that their preferences are stupid - and their refusal to articulate them, doubly so.
Not all trans people are visibly trans, anyway. If people are going to compare this to STDs, then just think about what their attitude toward safe sex must be like. All of this depends on the individual circumstances, and it comes down to individual judgment. It can be treated the same as other such things that you would share with a committed partner, like corrective surgeries or developmental conditions.
Honesty is important here, and I see no problem with expecting people to disclose this at the appropriate time. But depending on the nature of the relationship, it may not need to be disclosed prior to sex, or even after. It seems rather unbelievable that this is as serious an ethical violation as people have claimed. And I think most of them already know that.
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