Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: To start off... I'm a heterosexual male into heterosexual/bisexual females, I have nothing against transgendered people but I am not sexually attracted to them.

I matched with a girl on tinder a couple nights ago, got her number pretty quickly and hit it off well. We were talking about a lot of stuff, I mentioned I played video games, she said she did too, got her steam username. 

Quick interjection: When she (Tinder girl) gave me her steam username she said it was from her ex-girlfriend but she (Tinder girl) kept the account. I assumed she was bisexual at this point.

I went to go add her and decided to google her username too to see where else it might pop up. Found some hits on deviantart. Eventually found a link to her Tumblr, active like a year ago. She put she was "M" in her bio. Also found her insta, posts from a year or two ago are all about trans awareness, non-binary, referring to herself as a "demiboy".

I mean I guess I'm just asking the internet for confirmation at this point but she's transgender, right? She never explicitly stated it in her tinder profile anywhere, which I've seen many transgendered people do before.



asking a girl she was transgender