Yuri genderswap

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There's no reason to be female if you're not gonna be a lesbian.

Gender bender yuri is the ultimate wish-fulfillment fantasy for the average yurifag so I'd say yes.

The average yurifag is already so low-t that turning into a girl would instantly make them crave dick with the uptick in estrogen.

There are plenty of masculine gay men and feminine lesbians.

Masculine man can't be a /y/fag. He can be only hetero man or active gay (not like those sissy fags)

I think it's more interesting to see the genderbent character struggle over her newfound feelings towards guys. If she still likes women then there's no inner conflict. And a genderbent character noticing that she likes boys is a good way for her to realize that her mind has also changed and that she's not simply a boy in a girl's body anymore, thus opening the way for her to fully accept herself as a woman.

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>n-no! you don't get it! i'm not a faggot if I'm the one fucking!
Cocksucker in denial.

Why do I get so turned on imagining myself as a woman? I'm not into guys or dicks, but I bought myself a realistic dildo and suck on it while reading gender bender hentai

Based and yuripilled

It's only natural to desire being the superior sex

Chances are you're attracted to the psychological aspect of sexuality more than the physical. That's an EXTREMELY common thing in BDSM circles (in hentai doujinshi, you can always tell when the writer does because the girl will have a constant inner monologue detailing how everything happening to her feels). Self-inserting to better jerk off to the emotions being felt isn't too unusual. Like you said, you're not turned on by the dick, but the idea of a woman sucking it. By imagining yourself as the girl in question, you're basically giving yourself a front row seat to what's going on in her head.

I assume this is the main appeal of genderbender to a lot of people. It's basically emotion porn. Especially in the case of that Mahiru series, where it's almost completely non-sexual on the surface. The main character of that series, for all intents and purposes, is a girl who's experiencing "girl things" for the first time. The fact that she was a dude at some point rarely factors into the story and the male form matters so little that they never even bother to show it.

Although this doesn't apply to all genderbender series. Things like Ore ga Twintail (the anime at least, I've never read the source material) basically never touches on the psychological aspect. That appeal of those kind of series lean much more toward the physical.