[ SECRET POST #3506 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3506 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[http://transgirlnextdoor.tumblr.com/]











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Comments

[fscom]

09. http://i.imgur.com/hfK4RKn.png
[http://transgirlnextdoor.tumblr.com/]

[(Anonymous)]

Chasers?

[(Anonymous)]

Fetishists of trans bodies.

[(Anonymous)]

Imagine you were hopelessly alone. You wish a guy would come around to love you, but 99% of guys wont give you the time of day. Now this one guy comes along and actually shows interest in you. What do you do? Call him a chaser because you prefer to wallow in your own self pity and be hopelessly alone. Calling a guy a chaser is just an excuse to remain alone and lonely, most likely because you are too insecure with your own body to open up to another human in any form.

[(Anonymous)]

i will feed the troll and call you a piece of shit

[(Anonymous)]

na

lol, I'm not trans but as an asian woman I can tell you that chasers 100% exist and it doesn't surprise me that some go after trans women. I mean, there's a huge subsection of porn dedicated to it

[(Anonymous)]

Chasers are not those who have preferences at all. Sure, seen some cis guys called that because someone's insecurity but that is their prerogative and we all decide whom we date.

Chasers are the people who are there for this one trait and do not take in the whole person. To be precise - dick. And to them the dick lacks personality, life, her own preferences. Usually those guys run when a girl says she considers bottom surgery (while denying so before, so not a conflict in this case, they usually say the opposite). Their whole dating evolves around partner being trans, hell, can be not even related to physicality but the whole niche aspect.

Yes, they are one night stands and flings and one night stands based on that and it is fine with both parties knowing. However a mature relationship

As to OP, I don't know this webcomic but seen the author is 20 and it can just be her age. It is where we love to fit in. Or it is just what she likes and wants. All women on the trans spectrum I knew were older and started transitions (or felt no need to or were not able to) after 20. Sans one friend who is about the same but definitely not some statistic or anything. And yeah, can't speak for my friends (just writing what they are comfy with).

[(Anonymous)]

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[(Anonymous)]

On one hand, the author can express her femininity however she chooses and girly girls aren't exactly uncommon.

On the other hand, I can totally understand why being constantly recced this comic as a trans comic is annoying. It's like Sunday funnies in the newspaper. Light, fluffy, slightly saccharine, devoid of serious character in exactly the same way as Family Circus.

[(Anonymous)]

Same anon.

That being said, the comic stops being as bad when you consider it to be the idealized, illustrated blog of the author instead of "a web comic."

[(Anonymous)]

Didn't know about this comic before but I agree, it's pretty obnoxious.

[ariakas]

Well, I kind of want my brain cells back, but I can see how trans girls might find this humorous/uplifting/hopeful.

[(Anonymous)]

"And to guys over 6 feet with a handsome beard and good credit scores, my downstairs smells like your favorite memory of your mother."

I just cringed super hard.

[(Anonymous)]

I did too but I don't even know what that's supposed to mean.

What is it supposed to mean?

[(Anonymous)]

..so I basically read this as,

"To [guys I find hot], I [want to] read to your backbrain as a woman who will make you feel both cared for and dominated."

... um. Just leaving that there.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm cis and it seems kind of cute based on the few comics that are currently on her front page. Though it is a bit too girly.

As for what gender OP is, I don't get it. Anybody can critique anything regardless of what gender they are. But obviously if you're not MTF the comic won't have as much personal meaning so you're more likely to notice its flaws.

[(Anonymous)]

Holy shit, just tell people it's not your thing and move on.

And don't call people out on their perceived misogyny if you're even worse. That's not how it works.

[(Anonymous)]

Meh, I love the art. It reminds me of Mission Hill.

[(Anonymous)]

TBH, I have this problem with MTF culture in general. Very stereotyped (even regressive) ideas about what it means to be a woman.

I have seen so much worse

[feotakahari]

Re: I have seen so much worse

[(Anonymous)]

i mean i'm not really seeing anything very objectionable there

Re: I have seen so much worse

[(Anonymous)]

See, I'd link to the rant where she says trans women shouldn't transition because that's only something to make cis people comfortable. That trans women should stay looking authentic and smash gender expectations or whatever. Because heaven forbid a trans person actually want to live their own life instead of constantly being A Trans Icon.

Re: I have seen so much worse

[(Anonymous)]

... what are we supposed to find wrong with this?

[(Anonymous)]

I just read a few of those and... why she mentions her shit and poop all the time? The amount of basic toilet humor in these is overwhelming.

[(Anonymous)]

never heard of this comic before but she's doing a Veronica in the second panel which is such a stereotyped fem gesture. (definition of a "Veronica": hand behind the head to indicate a character thinks she's hot. Named after the character in Archie comics who did it constantly.)