[ SECRET POST #4302 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4302 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP, but I imagine it's the same as a fic with a fictional character who is basically autistic but in a world where that's just how they are, vs. a fic with a character who is actually autistic and is dealing with RL issues related to their autism or where the fic touches on Autism as a topic.

Both have their place and can be good or bad, but they're not the same thing at all.

[(Anonymous)]

I think you can have a fic where you have a trans person being hot and you have it being smutty and have it just be that, and not directly deal with issues of identity or transness.

Obviously I don't mean that in any way to question or dismiss anyone's preferences, just talking about how it seems to me

[(Anonymous)]

In everything I've ever seen where a character is made to be trans by the author, it's always been about that, though.

I mean, sure, theoretically, you're right.

But in my experience it's always a focal point of the fic. Always. How hard life is, identity politics, etc.

[(Anonymous)]

Fair point.

[(Anonymous)]

Would you accept the opposite: you can have a fic where you have a cuntboy being hot and you have it being smutty and have it just be that, and not directly deal with issues of identity or their gender, and it works just as fine as having them be explicitly referred as transgender?

[(Anonymous)]

Ffs I have gone out od my way in every post to say that I'm not trying to dismiss anyone else's preferences.

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. The idea of cuntboy scenarios is that you are dealing with a person who was assigned male at birth and socialised as male throughout their life. They just happen to have a vagina instead of a cock (or both). I've never read a trans fic like this.