You're very welcome! :) Glad to have been of help.

And parenthetically, your observation about not knowing how bisexuality works is an important one-- I've only just come to realize how much. Because, even though in this particular case (physical aversion to trans: yay or nay?), we're the same as LGs and straight people, it's nonetheless true that our sexuality IS fundamentally different from theirs. With respect to the very nature of it-- or, as you yourself put it: the way that it works.

Which doesn't mean that we're either some weird aliens or magical unicorns, of course-- sexual orientation being such a basic human trait, having one is the very essence of unremarkable. But having the only one that's not monosexual is pretty significant, I think. That fact needs to start being recognized without being stigmatized.

Oh, and I never meant to suggest that you didn't know bisexuality was a sexual orientation! Only pointing out that, where attraction to "trans" is concerned, ALL sexual orientations are, in effect, identical: they're sex, not gender, based. So faux-sex-characteristics/gender-identity won't work with ANY of them. It's as though the genderists have invented a sexuality for some alien species and are trying to impose it on humans, or something. "Just rewire your brains and reconfigure your basic psychology to find us attractive! No biggee, right? Next up: attraction based on blood type!" And overnight, on-demand evolution of telepathy and becoming silicon- rather than carbon-based lifeforms, probably.