Stefan
Founder · Moderator
Stefan founded MyTransgenderCupid and helps shape the platform’s direction. His work brings together the member experience, moderation and the standards we want the community to reflect.
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A small team.
A lot of heart.
Behind the profiles, articles and everyday details of MyTransgenderCupid are four people who care about how it feels to be here. We bring different experiences to one shared purpose: helping trans women and the men who want to date them get to know each other with warmth and respect.
Meet the teamA little note from us
You deserve more than a label. We want there to be room for your humour, your interests and the person you hope to meet. A good beginning can be as simple as feeling comfortable enough to say hello.
The people behind MTC
Writing, moderation and the everyday work of looking after a community. These are the people who bring that work together.
Renelyn
Content Writer · Moderator
Renelyn is a trans woman from the Philippines and a writer and moderator on our team. She brings lived experience to conversations about connection, belonging and how people are treated.
Anong
Content Writer · Moderator
Anong is a trans woman from Thailand who writes and moderates for MTC. Her perspective helps us keep practical guidance close to the people and everyday situations it is meant to support.
Dominica
Content Writer · LGBTQ Advocate
Dominica writes about confidence, relationships and community as an LGBTQ advocate. Her focus is clear, welcoming information that helps people feel seen without reducing their lives to a label.
A connection begins with a person.
Our philosophy is simple: make room for someone’s whole story, and let a relationship develop at a pace that feels right to both people.
Person before category
A profile can introduce an identity, but it cannot tell a whole life. We want interests, humour, boundaries and hopes for the future to have room alongside attraction.
Clarity is a form of care
People should be able to understand verification, messaging, credits and membership before making a choice. We explain the differences in our public guides and help centre.
Respect in the small moments
The way someone opens a conversation, responds to a boundary or handles a disagreement matters. Our community guidelines give those expectations a shared starting point.
Useful words. Thoughtful choices.
Our articles should help you understand the service or take a practical next step. Our approach to writing and moderation follows that purpose.
Start with the reader
We focus on the question someone actually needs answered, whether that is changing a profile photo or finding the confidence to begin a conversation.
Keep explanations grounded
Product guidance should match the website and app. Where an article uses outside information, relevant sources help readers check the context for themselves.
Stay open to corrections
A confusing instruction or an outdated detail deserves attention. Tell us which page or feature you mean so we can understand the issue.
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There are people on the other side.
A question about an article, your account or something that did not feel right? Contact our team. A clear description and the relevant page link help us find the right starting point.
Contact the team