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Many women, both cisgender and transgender, have been betrayed by those they loved. Whereas cisgender women might only have been betrayed by a lover or partner, transgender women have experienced pain from a number of different sources, including lovers, friends, neighbours, and the community at large. Being viewed as a...

It is quite a challenge going into a transgender relationship without investing plenty of your emotions. After all, how could you enjoy love, one of the most beautiful feelings, without doing so? Well, even with such an investment, you would still want to take care for fear that you might get hurt when you finally break...

People from the LGBTQ community often struggle with being comfortable with their own identity or even accepting their own gender identity, let alone having people around them accept who they are. This is not an unknown fact. However, there is a major difference when the origin of the struggle stems from sexuality and gender...

Relationship partners of transgender-identified individuals have distinctive couple-related experiences that are important to understanding. The “Organizational Diversity” field concentrates studies on the experiences of groups that are different from the archetypal male, white, heterosexual, cisgender, able-bodied and western worker....

Trans people find partners the same ways that cis-people do; we put ourselves into places where possible partners are present. Sometimes we do this on purpose and sometimes it just happens. It's important to note that where you live or hang out matters. Openly transgender people have a much easier time meeting dating partners in more...