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and others a cerebral aneurysm :D
I don't want to live on this planet anymore.
Fineprint: Humor always goes against someone, that is the nature of humor.
As a straight male, I'd find it ammusing if I ever bedded a trap. A really cute, extremely feminine trap, or a transsexual. Amusing indeed.
Actually, now that I think about it... ... ... ... ... ... ...
I'd prefer my female Elf to bed a transsexual. This game needs romance options, and I am offended that it doesn't.
I can find the humor in it - I can even picture a monty python type of suicide "I am no longer a man!" joke following. I can also understand why a person would be upset, especially if they have very strong views on the subject or a weak mind about these matters. This exact situation has led to violent situations, which is a prime reason why the joke is funny instead of offensive.
The joke highlights a social problem where 2 conflicting sides have a strong worldview and a good point to make. That is what good comedy should do. The replacement? Meh.