I wouldn’t.
Cis people have a deception of “naturalness.” Their gender is completely unexamined, how can a foundation of trust be built such shaky, un-questioned foundations?
Cis people are socialized with a rigid, often toxic, understanding of bodies and relationships. They’ve never had to deconstruct the deep seated assumptions society forces on them. I refuse to be someone’s learning curve.
The sheer normalcy of cis bodies is a turn off. There’s no poetry in a body that hasn’t been a site of transformation and reclamation. I find the unaltered, cisgender body to be lacking a certain history.
If I ever want children, I need to think practically. Cis people have a terrifyingly high rate of infertility issues that often go undetected until it’s too late. Their reproductive systems are a gamble. I’d rather be with a trans partner where the expectations around biological children are clearly communicated and planned for from the start. With a cis person, it’s just assumed, and I don’t like assumptions. I prefer the honest, upfront conversations that come with dating a trans person.
Ultimately, I’m just not attracted to cisness. The moment I find out someone is cis, the attraction evaporates. It’s an immediate deal-breaker. I can’t force an attraction that isn’t there, and you can’t call me shallow for it. My attraction is valid. My preferences are valid. I’m not denying their humanity!! I’m just acknowledging that their cis identity makes them fundamentally unsuitable.
Yes, this is a shitpost and I actually would date a cis person, I actually do, a cis lesbians in fact. We just had our 10th anniversary. And she says posts like this one are really fucking stupid. Only trans people are subject to posts like this.


what are you really asking?
I think you are being taken as a fool if you think OP is being sincere when satirizing cis transphobia by mimicking the kinds of arguments cis people make about trans bodies … it’s doubly silly to be fooled by OP since they disclose this is a shitpost and they are dating a cis person, but even without that explicit it’s clear from the context that this is satire.
i know it’s satire. i’m wondering how genderqueer people would react to people sincerely saying that irl
if you are really interested in this, I suggest reading Julia Serano’s Whipping Girl, particularly relevant to your question is the last chapter “The Future of Queer/Trans Activism”, which describes what the author calls subersivism:
There is a lot to say, so checkout that chapter, it covers a lot of territory.