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Propaganda: "I don't think I need to explain since there are people in the Persona 4 fandom can do a better job of that then I can. And before anyone tries to argue that Naoto's arc is being accepted as a female police officer, we know; this is just for funsies"

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The English alphabet

Propaganda: it’s not complete unless there’s T

Anti-propaganda: It’s also not complete unless there’s E

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For both the propaganda and Anti-Propaganda, I have added a very unique last poll option, for a very unique Blorbo

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What does “It Would Make Him Better (Negative)” and “It Would Make Him Worse (Positive)” mean?

I usually leave that up interpretation, but my own personal interpretation is this

It would make him better (Negative): Testosterone would help him so much that my blorbo would not longer be riddled with that delicious angst potential, and that would make me sad.

It would make him worse (Positive): Testosterone and transition would cause a myriad of other problems, such as removing a barrier in his self confidence (as a result of dysphoria) that would make him turn full villain. This would up the delicious angst potential, which makes me evil laugh with delight.

Hope this clears things up <3

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Propaganda: A large part of Ashley's character arc is exhibiting hatred and distrust of people around her, large in part to internalized issues. He's probably hating on the male alien population of the Normandy cause he wishes he could be them.

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Propaganda: A large part of his character Arc in season 1 is the fight between Powder and Jinx as they relate to his own identity. This culminates in the last episode, where other people are fighting for "their version" of him to win. This idea of people trying to tell you who you are when you're already confused about it is very transmasculine. I don't think it would help in the class war, however.

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Propaganda: This is based purely on the fact that he quotes transmasc icon Raggedy Andy in episode four, rather than Raggedy Ann.

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Mod Propaganda: I don't know what else to say besides go read the plot summary of Ouran High School Host Club

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Propaganda: "The goth to trans pipeline"

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Propaganda: Chloe is disillusioned by life and by people, having been doomed by the narrative since he was a child. I don't think T would have stopped all that happened, but perhaps it could have solved the dysphoria

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Propaganda: Max Caulfield, along with having the trope of "neutralized version of a feminine name," seems to fit the mold of someone insecure in themselves that a lot of trans people embody, specifically before realizing they are trans. He has not found confidence in his personhood, his body (as heavily implied by environmental storytelling, check the wiki), and his artistic expression because of gender dysphoria. Plus, all trans men should have inexplicable superpowers.

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Propaganda: "she wanted to become a man to win Caterina in one of the episodes"

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Mod Propaganda: Read the plot summary of the movie on Wikipedia. It sounds like my man is going through it. Its giving "Overcompensating for these feelings of transness by going in the opposite direction and becoming very religiously devout" Among other things...

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Mod Propaganda: Just look at that (I assume promotional?) image. That is the most "baby trans man trying to look cool" image I have ever seen. The expression? The laser in the back? Like those werewolf images. (Affectionate)

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Propaganda: "It probably wouldn’t save him but the thought still counts"

Mod Propaganda: Admittedly, I do not know this character. However, having a masculine/gender neutral nickname of your birth name is very transmasculine. That's just my two cents

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Mod Propaganda: The Fullmetal Alchemist fandom wiki describes him as follows: "beneath [his] professional aura [and no-nonsense attitude] is a kind soul who understands the difficulty of carrying a heavy burden" which is a very transgender sentence to me.

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Propaganda: Rayla has always been surrounded by guys to the point that he never really considered himself to be anything other than just one of the guys. Classic trans man befriending a bunch of guys because anything else would feel off for some reason. I don't think it would save him from Aaravos, but with the power of transgender, anything could happen

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Mod Propaganda: A classic case of a historical trans man trapped in the times. It might not have saved him from his older brother, but it would have helped with the dysphoria.