[ SECRET POST #3174 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3174 ⌋

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Comments

[kitelovesyou]

Gender orientation and sexual orientation are very different. One is (usually) physical, the other is invisible. Yes, ideally trans people would play cis people and vice versa, but in the current state of play, it's actually pretty insulting that trans folk almost never get cast to play cis folk (reassuring audiences that even if they're seeing a trans person portrayed, they're really in drag which parallels deep down social attitudes), and sometimes the physique of someone trans (who's transitioning/ed) does not look cis in any way.

I'm using (trying anyway to represent) the argument of many trans people about this, and agree as a cis gay person.