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⌈ Secret Post #6743 ⌋

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[iff_and_xor]

I’m curious if you generally don’t like reading about trans characters at all or if there’s also the fact that in my experience a lot of “trans head canon” blogging or fanfic is focused on transitioning and transphobia.

[(Anonymous)]

OP here - years ago I read some good trans headcanon fic and enjoyed it. But the recent way it's written just upsets me. I don't want to say trigger because it isn't that, it is more "my kink is not your kink and that's okay" kind of feeling. But yeah, I'm also sick of reading about the angst of it all with the transitioning and phobia.

[iff_and_xor]

Thanks, that makes sense. I have some aspects of my own identity that I tend to dislike how people write them and so avoid those works entirely (like you, not thinking they’re doing it wrong and should stop, just something that makes me uncomfortable).

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP

Could be different in each fandom. My fandoms do almost exclusively fetish fic, where they're all pwp, no thought put into how it changes the story, the universe, the characters, nothing. Everyone is already socially transitioned and no one ever wants to do bottom surgery and the trans male always, always, always, always is the one penetrated. Just a lot of PIV sex for nominally gay male couples.

So I don't read trans fic.

[iff_and_xor]

You’re right, I’ve definitely seen quite a bit of difference between fandoms and even characters within fandoms.

Some tend towards things I prefer and some towards things I’d rather avoid.

[(Anonymous)]

That pretty much sums up my experience with the vast majority of trans fic as well.

Which is a total bummer because the very first trans fic I read was rated teen and technically about the character coming out to her love interest due to an emergency, but in essence was a look at her routines and ways she usually avoided this very thing from happening. It wasn't done for angst, it wasn't played for drama. I legit headcanon her as trans now, just because of that one fic.

In contrast, it's really obvious how most other trans fic is really just kink fic plastered over with trans labels.