[ SECRET POST #6353 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6353 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

There's definitely a young-seeming faction of my current fandom (which is pretty old itself) that seems a bit obsessive about gender, and frankly the way they talk about it is so foreign to my experience of gender that it's bewildering. I assume I'm just old and uncool. And I mean, cis, which I guess is my own fault.

I'm glad they're having fun, but it means there's a lot of fanwork I end up skimming and skipping over.

I privately identify as some ambiguous kind of not-straight, but I don't think there's any benefit to me personally seeking out any kind of community so I just try not to step on folks' toes.

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nayrt

I was a bit like that (I guess whatever version of it there was back then) when I was a closeted teen and didn't have LGBT friends offline. I experimented often with gender online and loved trans headcanons for my fandoms. This has faded a lot as I got older, I imagine a lot of young people who enjoy it have similar reasons though. Regardless, I feel you on not understanding or relating to that subset of fandom. I just scroll past the way I scroll past NOTPs and fanart styles I dislike.