[ SECRET POST #4623 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4623 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You say that, yet the trans community, especially online, seems to be largely made up of transwomen as opposed to transmen.

[(Anonymous)]

That's true, except for the fic-writing part of live action fandom, which is the part I know.

No transwomen that I know of, but many, many transmen. Which is cool and everything, but the funny thing is that of all the men I know who write fic, only two have turned out to be cis guys.

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This has been my experience, too. Except for bronies, I've known off maybe two or three cis guys in fandom over a decade and half. It's not surprising, since fandom is overwhelmingly female and I really understand why guys wouldn't want to be the only boy around. It is also part of the reason why I'm never completely convinced that all the trans men in fandom are REALLY trans. I don't begrudge anyone hanging out and having fun where they find it, but if masculinity is such a central part of your identity, how did you wander into a group which is SO female and like it enough to stay?