[ SECRET POST #4651 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4651 ⌋

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

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02.
[Full Out]


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03.
[Stranger Things]


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04.
[Terry Pratchett's Discworld series]


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05.
[Prodigal Son]


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06.
[Michael Sheen in Prodigal Son]



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07.
[Suspiria (2018) / The Craft]










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Comments

[tabaqui]

I don't understand the point you're driving at, myself.

Dwarfs know there are male and female dwarfs. They just do not talk about it. Ever. All dwarfs present as small, hairy, bearded, and in chain mail/leather/with huge axes.

Male and female are outwardly basically identical. But Dwarfs are *well aware* that some are different under the beards and chainmale, and het Dwarves spend a lot of time in delicate courtship trying to figure that out.

They may not use or say she/her much (or at all) traditionally, but they are well aware she/her Dwarfs exist. (And Cherry, among others, is challenging and changing the notion and making people use she/her.)

[(Anonymous)]

(And Cherry, among others, is challenging and changing the notion and making people use she/her.)

Yes, my point is that Cherry's gender identity is a rejection of the standard, assigned gender norms for dwarven society.

[tabaqui]

Yes. But I still don't feel that makes her trans.

[(Anonymous)]

OK.