Would you date someone who...?
471746
What if you met someone, fell in love and then they said they were bi, would you leave??  no way....  If you really like this person and this person wants to hook up with someone and this doesn't bother you, have some fun!
123460
No, I wouldn't.  As much as I'd enjoy a persons personality, I'd have to find them attractive physically and sexually in order to sustain a relationship.
298450
If it's the right girl, of course!\n\nIf you're dating someone you aren't much compatible with, it can be a pain in the butt.
73396
depends on what do you feel about this person
55928
Depends on whether the guy / girl looks only at the body for their definition of a date. If that's the case, then no. If not, then it's possible, though your "personality" thing has got me in a bind. It just takes a lot of appreciation, respect, and oh yeah, maybe a different date helps. ^_^
785516
I would be a little annoyed, but I'd move on. I would never date a guy that much older than me. (I'm a senior, luckily.)
1168547
Yes, I would totally date you. You are such a heartstopper...................................Sorry having fantisies.
437172
I'd date him at least once... Sometimes people seem boring, but they are only shy, and they losen up with some time. If he did bore me out of my mind though, I  would not go on a 3rd date with him.
1030341
first, why do you care? i doubt you could date him.\n\nno. he's not. \n\nas far as we know.
182811
Absolutely! If there's a spark, what's the harm in dating. I mean, it's nice to know the person isn't a psycho, but assuming they didn't appear to be when you met them, going out after that would be fine. Attraction is key in the long run so if it starts out that way, it at least has potential.
88396
yeah, why not? You date someone not because of his/her gender but because of his/her personality. But if dating for you means having sex and/or falling in love, the sex change does matter because by then you know, he/she isn't what he/she was. And your next question would be, can you accept that fact? If you do, then there is no difference at all.
36919
I would say it depends on how old you are and whether the date went well or not.  If you are consenting adults, I'd say "yes"
1086678
Keep dating both of them...  As long as you're not exclusive with someone, you're allowed to date anyone you want.  Once you decide who you want, then commit to them..... that's how it works.
604555
If you are that different then why do you date him?
311896
if he has a nice body and is good in bed sure why not... lol...it depends nif they are nice or not
271628
Depends on the reason why you are dating him . . . because of his personality, or because of the places he could take you.\n\nOtherwise, I see no problem.
572999
Yes!! I have a perfect example for you in this.\n\nI'm...let's say...scholastic. I have a bachelor's degree and I am heading to Law School next. My "type" has always, from the first time I dated, been a book-smart guy. In fact, I was so picky that I would not touch a "blue collar worker" with a 10 foot pole (as far as dating goes - not in general). I was just into dating someone with whom I could sit down and discuss books and theories, ect. (yes, I am a dork) and one of my requirements is that he had to be either working on a degree or already holding a degree.\n\nThen I met my current boyfriend. I didn't give him a chance at first - no degree, ect. ect. blah blah I'm an idiot. He's a firefighter for a living and that just wasn't my thing. However, the more I talked to him, the more I fell madly in love with him. He's perfect and treats me 10 times better than any book-smart guy I have ever known. I wouldn't trade him in for anything or anyone in the world. \n\nIf nothing else, he has opened my eyes to see that "types" are ridiculous. My new "type" thanks to him? The type that treats me well and makes me happy. Thank God for him for that!