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I see where they're coming from. It's a common demand straight men make of women while our culture sees body hair as very masculine rather than the biological element where testosterone is one if several reasons a person may have very thick body hair. And there's a hypervigilance at times when it comes to cis partners of trans people because enough members of our community have been burned, especially those who date chasers.
That said, having known my fair share of gay men, yeah I wouldn't jump to transphobia. Especially if you're kinda twinky.