Support Trannies' right to improve their sex and love lives

Queer trans women don't want to force lesbian women to like them, but rather analyze why they don't and see if trannies can become more attractive in their eyes.

Trannies have the right to discuss how to positively change themselves and how others perceive them.

Just as women have the right to "say no", trannies have the right make themselves less unattractive to improve their sex and love lives. Trannies have the right to try.

Furthermore, "Overcoming the cotton ceiling" is in the spirit of other workshops in the event such as

"Pick [Me] Ups for Hungry Virginz: How to Initiate Luv Connections (Or At Least Not Die While Trying)"

which helps overcome "barriers and road blocks in your quest to connect with others-– whether that’s for one-night stands or lifelong partnerships or fuck buddies."

As a dating coach helping heterosexual males, I can say that many possible factors must be analyzed. For example, if I were applying heterosexual criteria, I could say that apart from physical dislike, trannies' high incidences of depression, anxiety as well as the the low social value & stability attributed to them do not make them attractive to women, who in men would find such qualities very "beta" or unappealing.

Furthermore, if trannies have any male genes, they should know that new research shows that the mere idea of an encounter with a woman can impair men’s cognitive performance, and thus the female does not get a true picture of the male.

Whatever it is, trannies have the right to discuss how to overcome their predicament.