[ SECRET POST #6999 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6999 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hmm, plenty of people want only dicks but also don't insist that trans bodies be shelved under "Other" merely tagged trans on top of m/m

Good example of what thread OP means though

[(Anonymous)]

Only in that their premise is faulty. The point of categorizing this way is for the sex of the characters involved. If you don't want Other, then make a Trans category or NB category. Hell, make it a genital grab bag category. F/F fans should not have to dodge dick missiles and M/M fans should not have to dodge vagina bombs. Is anyone actually writing M/F where there are two vag or two dicks? Cause I haven't heard shit from them about it, which makes me wonder...

[(Anonymous)]

Here we run into the sex vs gender thing again, where nobody agrees which they mean.

I'm not taking a side, only pointing out people mean different things and don't agree about it.

[(Anonymous)]

It's always meant sex and not gender, my dude. Though a lot of newbies have been getting into fandom and running roughshod over the culture in the last decade or so, so I can understand how you would think that isn't the case.

[(Anonymous)]

Regardless of what it meant, people are currently using it differently. Both sides insist it means something different and that argument will never end

[(Anonymous)]

The argument will end when either there's a specific NB/Trans category, or they go into Other (and it's enforced).

[(Anonymous)]

Sure, so never in practice, since most places do everything is m/m + trans or cboy tag - again, observations not arguments. Eternal war between you and them I suppose

[(Anonymous)]

Trans has been a separate category on most porn sites for ages, both for people who want to explicitelly find it and for those who want to avoid it. It's only in some fandom space that people seem to have a huge issue with that under the guise of inclusivity.

[(Anonymous)]

"Pornhub does it, so it can't be transphobic!"

[(Anonymous)]

They don't do it out of transphobia, hun, they do it because that's a certain fetish that gets a lot of people hot and a lot of other people not so they have it seperate so everyone is happy and gives them more money more easily. And even if it were the case, I don't care if they did it because of transphobia because the end result is that people who want it can find it and people who don't won't. Why is that such a hard terrible concept for you to grasp?