i know this is extremely old now, but i discovered this tab among the 50+ i had open, so...
Jamie xxoo said:
I've slept on it, and I think what I was down about last night was that this wonderful, organic, exciting way of meeting someone - just feeling a spark with a stranger and letting it all unfold - is all borked up because I have to bring this deal-breaking fact about myself into the conversation and it just totally throws most guys to be suddenly confronted with it. Looking back I could have just given that guy my mobile and told him over the phone later (and 99.99% most likely have met an awkward silence followed by a rapid "gotta go"). I guess the situation just never occurred before and I wasn't ready.
Anyway he was probably an ex-con serial rapist. I'm better off.
Personally, i think you do both yourself and the person you're interested in a disservice by not letting them know
somehow that you're interested. Sure, the vast majority of guys will not be interested in dating you. But there's always a chance that they will, and even if things don't lead to marriage, at least you've brought to them the reality of TGs beyond whatever they may have seen in porn or on Jerry Springer. Or the simple fact that TGs exist.
i met a wonderful woman that was in a situation which would've been a dealbreaker for 99.99% of potential dates. It just so happened that i was knowledgeable about her situation and didn't mind it. We dated for a few months until i ended it for other reasons, but i'm glad i got to know her.
Maybe i'm being a bit too idealistic here, but i say as long as you feel safe in telling the person, go for it.