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By *hitesage OP   Man
2 days ago

withywood

Hello Fabguys team,

I’d like to share a suggestion based on ongoing discussions within the community. There appears to be a growing group of users who are interested in cross-dressing and trans-focused connections, and this has sometimes led to confusion or debate on the current platform.

One idea that might benefit both users and the platform could be the creation of a separate, clearly defined space (or sister site) for trans and cross-dressing members. This would allow Fabguys to stay focused on its current audience while also providing a dedicated, respectful environment for those users who don’t always feel fully catered for elsewhere.

From a business perspective, this could also open up a new market segment, increase user satisfaction across both platforms, and reduce friction in community discussions.

Just a thought from a user who has noticed this trend. Thank you for considering it.

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By *erdyGirl99TV/TS
2 days ago

North East

If there was a site just for tgirls, how would we meet men?

You'd need a lot of men from here to also join another site.

It wouldn't work.

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By *erscumdumpMan
2 days ago

Watford & Worth Matravers

Its the masc-orientated crowd that need a separate site really, as we are in the minority.

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By *ybridMan
2 days ago

North Wales

What a fantastic idea, this is a golden button for you for suggesting it

Surely those men interested in tv’s / trans would join that site.

It will be refreshing to have messages from guys wanting to meet on here purely man on man.

Let’s hope this happens

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By *loverfieldMan
2 days ago

Dalton-in-Furness, Cumbria

Why a sister site?

Just keep the straight crap off this site.

Don't come on a gay site to talk about your women behind their backs.

Don't offer their naked pictures to others without the ladies' consent.

Don't offer their dirty panties without their approval.

That's the issue here.

I don't think many gay men have issues with cross dressers.

Also, transexuals and crodressers are two very different groups.

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By *oodpeckerMan
2 days ago

Glasgow


"Hello Fabguys team,

I’d like to share a suggestion based on ongoing discussions within the community. There appears to be a growing group of users who are interested in cross-dressing and trans-focused connections, and this has sometimes led to confusion or debate on the current platform.

One idea that might benefit both users and the platform could be the creation of a separate, clearly defined space (or sister site) for trans and cross-dressing members. This would allow Fabguys to stay focused on its current audience while also providing a dedicated, respectful environment for those users who don’t always feel fully catered for elsewhere.

From a business perspective, this could also open up a new market segment, increase user satisfaction across both platforms, and reduce friction in community discussions.

Just a thought from a user who has noticed this trend. Thank you for considering it."

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By *avenMan
2 days ago

Stoford

Pretty sure there was a Fabgirls site,for the ladies,years ago.

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By *etro manMan
2 days ago

manchester

I am sure if there was a site guys would join until then keep enjoying your self

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By *atureTransTV/TS
2 days ago

Waterlooville

This has been suggested a number of times before, and has been ignored.

As far as I am aware the Ltd company that own and run FG has been around since 2002.

Initially it had sites called, Dogging UK, Cottaging UK and later Fabswingers UK.

FG came along in 2011, at which time Cottaging and Dogging were closed down.

So the company has experience of running sex hook-up sites.

From their history, where they had primarily a gay site (Cottaging) and (Dogging) A heterosexual site, they know the market.

Fabswingers became a success as a heterosexual site and was followed in 2011 by FG to cater for gay and bi men.

So they are not going to go backwards.

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By *autiously_curiousMan
2 days ago

Craigavon

[Removed by poster at 22/05/26 21:48:11]

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By *en22Man
18 hours ago

renfrew


"Why a sister site?

Just keep the straight crap off this site.

Don't come on a gay site to talk about your women behind their backs.

Don't offer their naked pictures to others without the ladies' consent.

Don't offer their dirty panties without their approval.

That's the issue here.

I don't think many gay men have issues with cross dressers.

Also, transexuals and crodressers are two very different groups. "

Well said. Genuine trans people have become mainstream hate figures, whereas men with a fetish for women's underwear continue their misogyny on here.

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By *autiously_curiousMan
18 hours ago

Craigavon


"Why a sister site?

Just keep the straight crap off this site.

Don't come on a gay site to talk about your women behind their backs.

Don't offer their naked pictures to others without the ladies' consent.

Don't offer their dirty panties without their approval.

That's the issue here.

I don't think many gay men have issues with cross dressers.

Also, transexuals and crodressers are two very different groups.

Well said. Genuine trans people have become mainstream hate figures, whereas men with a fetish for women's underwear continue their misogyny on here."

The simple solution there is to report it. Admin and moderators are quick to close those threads down

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By *tar33Man
18 hours ago

North London (outer)

The infighting has started already.

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By *e4rMan
9 hours ago

Bingham- Notts

I think another site would help them and users. Keep Fabguys for men only. Keep Fabswingers and then maybe Fabgurls for cross dressers, etc. It will declutter this site and it will allow members to not feeling the need to scroll past or constantly applying endless filters that don't work anyway.

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By *iss Leanne BTV/TS
2 hours ago

Manchester


"Hello Fabguys team,

I’d like to share a suggestion based on ongoing discussions within the community. There appears to be a growing group of users who are interested in cross-dressing and trans-focused connections, and this has sometimes led to confusion or debate on the current platform.

One idea that might benefit both users and the platform could be the creation of a separate, clearly defined space (or sister site) for trans and cross-dressing members. This would allow Fabguys to stay focused on its current audience while also providing a dedicated, respectful environment for those users who don’t always feel fully catered for elsewhere.

From a business perspective, this could also open up a new market segment, increase user satisfaction across both platforms, and reduce friction in community discussions.

Just a thought from a user who has noticed this trend. Thank you for considering it."

No thanks 👎

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By *teelballsMan
2 hours ago

orpington


"Hello Fabguys team,

I’d like to share a suggestion based on ongoing discussions within the community. There appears to be a growing group of users who are interested in cross-dressing and trans-focused connections, and this has sometimes led to confusion or debate on the current platform.

One idea that might benefit both users and the platform could be the creation of a separate, clearly defined space (or sister site) for trans and cross-dressing members. This would allow Fabguys to stay focused on its current audience while also providing a dedicated, respectful environment for those users who don’t always feel fully catered for elsewhere.

From a business perspective, this could also open up a new market segment, increase user satisfaction across both platforms, and reduce friction in community discussions.

Just a thought from a user who has noticed this trend. Thank you for considering it."

“Allow fabguys to stay focused on it’s current audience”

Well i’ve been on this site more than ten years and it’s “current audience” has always included a large proportion of tv/cd guys and people interested in meeting them.

Presumably what you actually mean is stay focused on what you want !

The owners are never going to split this site with all the costs involved just to please a few guys who are too lazy or stupid to search for what they want.

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