[ SECRET POST #6408 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6408 ⌋

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


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[Sonic the hedgehog]



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[Somebody Feed Phil]



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[Hazbin Hotel]












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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That's not how sexual orientation works. Women who like men who wish men understood women better aren't secretly lesbians-in-waiting. What the heck?

[(Anonymous)]

+1
Men are hot, I just wish most of them weren't raised to have a fragile ego. So much stupid bullshit to overcome.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, OPs argument feels like it invalidates FtM identities.

[(Anonymous)]

some lesbians can be just as misogynistic as any straight guy, I've seen this before.

[(Anonymous)]

It's not just about dating either. I'm aro and want to date nobody, and I still have fantasies about men understanding women better. Because we all have to interact with men.

[(Anonymous)]

The lesbians-in-waiting are the ones out here writing yaoi, LOL.

[(Anonymous)]

What the hell is a 'lesbian in waiting'??

[(Anonymous)]

Going from context, I'm guessing it's someone who hasn't realized she's a lesbian yet?

Writing gay fanfic (whether M/M or F/F or both) is commonly cited by people in fandom as something that helped them figure out their sexuality.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Sure, and sometimes writing fiction from the POV of this or that gender is what helps people figure out their gender identity.

Assuming all, most, or even a significant number of 'AFAB people who write male characters are eventual trans men' is just as much of a stretch as OP is making. Does it happen? Sure, because for some people it is what makes them realize. Is it statistically significant at all, enough to assume any AFAB writer who writes men is trans? Nope.