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⌈ Secret Post #6751 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

IDK, I see where you're coming from, and I often get annoyed by it because if I'm looking for trans porn I often want it about people who are dealing with dysphoria around their birth genitals, and that's few and far between these days. But in the fandom I currently see it the most in, it reads to me less as a fetish thing and mostly as fans who identify with a character wanting porn where that character has their genitals. Some if it's cis female slash fans who find m/m hotter in theory but PIV (or f/f) hotter in practice. (Or who want that kind of porn in a fandom with almost no canon female characters without having to deal with gender shit or people telling them always-a-girl au fic is homophobic.)

(I also get annoyed because it's often written especially in sff canons as if that person was never assigned a different gender than their current one. In which case. What are they transing.)

But a lot of it feels like people who are early in a gender journey, who are likely only out online and have no dreams of ever medically transitioning, giving themselves a break. They aren't going to be able to write a "fully trans character" from experience - but they are still going to value the fantasy of getting to have sex where their genitals don't define their gender and it's not an issue.