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It's not a typical orientation, but if that's who you're attracted to, it is what it is. I can certainly see it being a fetish, but as long as you see a potential partner as a person first and their gender identity as a part of that, you're respecting who they are and staying true to how you feel. You may have a harder time than people of more typical orientations while finding a partner, but given the persecution and discrimination that trans people suffer in our society, when one of them finds you and you have a connection, it's going to be wonderful for both of you.
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