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<p>Absolutely not. It is just not right and nothing that I would even consider frankly.</p>

<p>Me personally, I would not, but I would not judge those who wish to!</p>

<p>Absolutely, if I loved them.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Why do people feel such a need for catagorisation of others though, or even of themselves?</p>
<p>I think all humans have the capability of loving a fellow human no matter their gender identity, if that happened to be someone who identified themselves as transgender, no matter. Love is love and its no one elses business.</p>
<p>Lets all dump the boxes though, see humans as just that, humans and simply usenour names as identifiers. This would create a much more tolerant and non judgemental world I feel, without religious or cultural prejudices.</p>
<p>My name is Martin, nice to meet you and thanks for a really interesting question :-)</p>

<p>Why should I in my right senses consider marrying a transgender person? That will really be very stupid of me. Why should I marry someone that wasn't proud of the way he or she was created? Why settle for fake or artificial when you can have the real thing? Marrying a transgender will be very very stupid of me. I can't even imagine it.</p>