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victor will tell you he’s a completely normal man who happens to have long hair because it’s stupid to expect him to cut it when plenty of cis men have long hair (true) like his father for example, he taught victor everything he knows about being a man and he was a cis man with long hair (not true he was on some other shit science still can’t explain)
if you asked vic dallon (future version) (figured it out) (made it) what their gender is they’d be like wellll i’m definitely not comfortable being called a woman but it also feels inaccurate to call myself a man and i do have a partner who’s a lesbian but i also like men as long as i’m sure they’re not just seeing me as a woman and ideally it all just wouldn’t be such a big deal at all. they/he is fine. and if you asked victor lavere what his gender is he’d be like im a man 👍
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if you asked vic dallon (future version) (figured it out) (made it) what their gender is they’d be like wellll i’m definitely not comfortable being called a woman but it also feels inaccurate to call myself a man and i do have a partner who’s a lesbian but i also like men as long as i’m sure they’re not just seeing me as a woman and ideally it all just wouldn’t be such a big deal at all. they/he is fine. and if you asked victor lavere what his gender is he’d be like im a man 👍
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pj harvey down by the water is a carol dallon song but we all know that already
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in the world where worm is disproportionately popular and has the most stereotypical type of tumblr fandom one of the most popular alec ships is regent/kid win. there's an entire genre of fanfiction about alec being allowed to take the hoverboard, which incites some sort of wacky chain of events wherein alec and kid win meet each other repeatedly and establish a Yaoi Rapport. alec is casted as the flirtatious bisexual who initiates shitty YA banter, leading kid win (whose personality now contains 50% more ADHD per oz) to become haunted by regular memories of the Stupid Cute Smarmy Villain. i was going to write a sentence about how aisha would be treated in this dynamic but thinking about it made me too mad so my vision of this world ends now
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“He had a lot of reasons to stay, Sylvester. But staying got very, very hard. All of the details and knowledge made for a big burden.”
“It got very hard to stay. He stayed longer than he might have otherwise. It was time to pass the baton.”
ohhh my little jamie :'(
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certainly not the only way to read furcate’s power but given how every single other trans woman in a wildbow book is written i don’t have much good faith to extend to him here
“trans girl who kills herself every day to reach a point where cis people will deign to treat her like a girl” really is something isn’t it
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“trans girl who kills herself every day to reach a point where cis people will deign to treat her like a girl” really is something isn’t it
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correct 👍 and she's presented as the nice reasonable one for being patient with bigotry while tristan is the bad guy for being upset his teammate hates gay and trans people
like twig all but explicitly states that jessie is only trans because her penis was removed as a child, so when characters ask her about her gender prior to her transition, im very convinced that the narrative intent is to foreshadow that she's "allowed" to be a girl because she would make a "convincing" one (because she doesn't have a penis). it's very similar to how wildbow portrays "gender agnosticism" in seek--parents who raise their child gender neutrally are portrayed as working to hide their infant's gender (which is used synonymously with genitals) rather than simply not gendering the genitals that are there. the underlying political view at play in wildbow novels is that gender is biologically real, and it is what's in your pants, and accepting trans people is about merely entertaining the most cis-passing transitions, rather than dismantling the idea that gender binary is real/innate
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and sveta can be trans because she doesn't have a penis or remember ever having one
like twig all but explicitly states that jessie is only trans because her penis was removed as a child, so when characters ask her about her gender prior to her transition, im very convinced that the narrative intent is to foreshadow that she's "allowed" to be a girl because she would make a "convincing" one (because she doesn't have a penis). it's very similar to how wildbow portrays "gender agnosticism" in seek--parents who raise their child gender neutrally are portrayed as working to hide their infant's gender (which is used synonymously with genitals) rather than simply not gendering the genitals that are there. the underlying political view at play in wildbow novels is that gender is biologically real, and it is what's in your pants, and accepting trans people is about merely entertaining the most cis-passing transitions, rather than dismantling the idea that gender binary is real/innate
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just found out in medieval france, having a lion on your coat of arms was so prevalent that there was literally a colloquial proverb to clown on knights for being basic and not having a real coat of arms. the hate game was so strong back then. imagine medieval hate anons
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mama mathers has a trump ability because her presence nullifies victoria's thinker 1 (doesn't want to fly over a battlefield with her on it)
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this is like asking if getting trapped in a locker could've saved taylor
sure testosterone but also b-ball could have saved him
literally the exact opposite of this is true. b-ball is what doomed him
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sure testosterone but also b-ball could have saved him
literally the exact opposite of this is true. b-ball is what doomed him
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