Lora's always said that she likes girls "because they're girls", meaning she is generally attracted to more feminine women. But that being said, we spent several days right before we first dated, bonding over the hotness of Lucas Silveira, who is a pretty "butch/andro"-looking trans dude.
I remembered this the other day for some reason, and it made me wonder how she would feel about me if we were still romantically involved.
She said she didn't know. She is less attracted to me now, but she doesn't know if that has anything to do with the fact that I was becoming less and less "feminine" long before I ever came out as trans, because she's never had an attraction to anybody else sustain itself either.
It's got me thinking now. Not that I don't think her attraction to me wouldn't have faded anyway, because I do think that's true. But it's interesting to look back and see how our dynamic shifted as my gender presentation and identity were shifting.
It makes me glad that our romantic relationship evolved into whatever it is we have now before I came out, because it would have broken my heart if it'd ended up coming down to, "I'm sorry, but you're a boy now." Not that I wouldn't have understood, because it would have totally made sense, but I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'd rather have one unfortunate situation be the reason we're not together than that other one.
It's stupid, because we still live together and act pretty much how we've always acted, but sometimes I still cry over the fact that we're not together anymore. I think she gets it though, because as much as she agrees about the reasons we're not, sometimes she still looks a little sad too, when we end up talking about it.

