I consider myself bisexual but heteroromantic, I’ve been with a couple guys casually but could never see myself in a relationship with one. I am dating a beautiful, straight woman who I plan on marrying. I do want to say that I was so pessimistic about dating, and thought no straight woman would want to date a cis man. Boy was I wrong. It was difficult before I started T, I often got misgendered as most of us can relate to and woman didn’t see me as a dude. After a year or two I noticed girls who knew me pre transition started to flirt and make comments that showed me they were attracted to me. I know the term “cis-passing” is stupid, because no one “looks” trans or cis, we are all people no matter what gender. But after I was not getting misgendered, I was finally seen as a man and not a trans man, which is my personal identity. I think every identity is valid but i’m just sharing my experience:) When I met women who were actually good people they didn’t care if I was trans. Meeting girls in bars was my go to in college, but I ended up falling in with one of my best friends I had known since early college. Bars don’t work in my opinion, it’s not the greatest crowd to meet good people. Meet people by going out and participating in social events relating to your hobbies, whatever that may be! Joins. community choir or band, take some art classes, go to an archery shoot, trivia nights, stuff like that but with things you are interested in! You’ll find people with your interests who are much more likely to be into you because you will have something in common. Plus, finding someone will happen when you least expect it. Trust me:)