Nothing against transsexuals but I think you are either sexually attracted to them or you aren't and no amount of rhapsodising about newly-minted vaginas is going to change that. It seems to me to be a misogynistic article, but a sort of fringe misogyny (with an agenda) that will have no effect on anyones' real life relationship or sexuality. Nobody will think any less of women or change their sexual preferences after reading it. It's just someone from the extreme outpost of the internet writing things that are totally irrelevant to most of us
Well, I doubt anyone here gives a shit whether someone "changes their sexuality" as a result of reading that article and, strangely enough, I don't think many are reacting to this article because they are feeling threatened and worried that they may be abandoned in favour of transwomen.
But it's interesting you see it as "fringe" misogyny and irrelevant to most of us - I think Buffy rather hit the nail on the head in calling it pure, unadulterated misogyny. The blogger (who has 20,000 followers on Facebook and another 23,000 on twitter) unashamedly promotes the idea that the reality of women's behaviour and bodies isn't all that pleasant when you think about it, which is why we need all these sanitising products and social rules to mask the fact. Do you think that attitude is limited to rare extremists?
Of course, by discussing it we are either being silly and making much ado about nothing, or we're transphobic...