Sexual feelings are complicated for everyone, and transgender people are no different. There is no single answer to this question because everyone experiences their own unique set of feelings and attractions. However, we can provide some general information about how transgender people experience sexual feelings.
First, it is important to understand that transgender people are just as varied as cisgender people in terms of their sexual orientations and attractions. Just as there are heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual cisgender people, there are also transgender people who identify as heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual. There are also transgender people who don't experience sexual attraction at all, and instead identify as asexual. So, just as with cisgender people, there is no one way that all transgender people experience sexual feelings.
However, there are some unique challenges that transgender people may face when it comes to sexual attraction and sexual activity. For example, many transgender people experience dysphoria, which is a feeling of discomfort or distress that can be triggered by seeing one's own body or by participating in sexual activity. This can make it difficult for transgender people to feel comfortable in their own bodies and can make sexual activity feel less enjoyable.
In addition, transgender people may have difficulty finding partners who are willing to accept them for who they are. This can be especially true for transgender people who do not "pass" as their desired gender. As a result, some transgender people may not have the opportunity to experience sexual activity at all, or may only have the opportunity to do so with partners who do not fully accept them.
Despite these challenges, many transgender people do have fulfilling and enjoyable sexual experiences. There are many resources available to help transgender people navigate their sexual feelings, including books, websites, and support groups. In addition, there are an increasing number of transgender-friendly therapists and medical providers who can provide support and guidance. With understanding and support, transgender people can find ways to experience sexual pleasure and intimacy despite the challenges they may face.