[ SECRET POST #2721 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2721 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's not really the same thing. A woman who is female in canon is still female in fanfic. A person who is straight as far as author's intent is concerned in canon, but gay in a fanfic, is quite different. The character was originally crafted to be straight, and therefore was crafted without the marginalization that affects the crafting of gay characters.

A better analogy would be a character who appears to be male or female in canon, but is interpreted as being actually trans in a fanfic. Such a character can suffer cissexism-based marginalization within the fanfic's internal universe, but not as a canonical character when discussing the canon.