>>44423056
there are already enough straight trannies for you to chase. go find them

>>44423108
straight trannies are like .001% of the population, cmon

>>44423125
better start looking then

>>44423125
It's 0.35%. Closer to 0.6% if you include bi trans women.

New gimmick to blast gincel with?

>>44424129
where did you find those stats? do you know how many transbians there are

>>44424146
Citation: just the numbers I remembered... Which turns out to be based on outdated studies, but not off by nearly as much as >>44423125 . Anyway let's redo the math!

Trans women make up ~1% of the woman population, so that's our baseline. 100% of trans women are 1% of the women population.

According to [1], the most up to date study on the topic, trans women have the following sexuality distrebution:
bisexual (29%)
straight (23%)
lesbian/same-gender-loving (16%)
pansexual (10%)
queer (6%)
asexual (4%)
other (7%)

That means that only 0.23% of all women are strictly straight trans women. So I was off on that count by a fair margin, it's a bit over half what I thought. My bad.

As for the number that are attracted to men overall, I was much closer: 29%+23%+10% are definitely attracted to men. (So, at minimum, 62%). I am not 100% sure how to handle "queer" and "other" here, so I am just going to give a range:

Somewhere between 62% and 75% of trans women are attracted to men.

That represents 0.62% to 0.75% of the women population.

[1] Reisner, Sari L.; Choi, Soon Kyu; Herman, Jody L.; Bockting, Walter; Krueger, Evan A.; Meyer, Ilan H. (2023). "Sexual orientation in transgender adults in the United States" . BMC Public Health. 23 (1): 1799. doi:10.1186/ s12889-023-16654-z ISSN 1471-2458 PMC 10503109 PMID 37715161

>>44424039
I will.

>>44426995
fascinating

>>44426995
>other
really useful fucking category

>>44423125
we should double that

>>44423056
anti-gincel based

>>44429688
I can't really do much about the study design, lol.