Most cop thing I've ever read. what the fuck are you talking about. The posts you're looking for might be on this website but we won't show them to you???
just so you know, if you completely ignore the search feature on the website and just type "tumblr.com/search/term" into the address bar, it bypasses all of this. broken-ass website
because i just finished persona 5 royal and there's no way all these characters are cishet
also known as: crazy trans man rambles about how every character can be headcannoned as transgender if you look hard enough
they're under the read more because oh boy this is a doozy
joker: transmasc icon. also pansexual i don't make the rules
ryuji: absolute bro. cishet ally that doesn't really get it but is supportive(little does he know.... wait 3-5 years and he may have some realizations about his sexuality)
morgana: aroace that doesn't realize that aesthetic attraction isn't romantic attraction and hams it up because 'isn't that what everyone does?' re: ann. also any pronouns because why the fuck not
haru: look i'm just saying that him being transmasc would make the okumura palace plotline of being seen as the 'perfect daughter' even better when haru beats him up. however her being transfem is also beautiful. so, she exists in a quantum superposition of being both transfem and transmasc until he is observed
ann: lesbian re: shiho. also, shiho is transfem i don't make the rules
yusuke: agender icon. doesn't give a shit about pronouns or presentation. also asexual and panromantic. HOWEVER his thing with joker is queerplatonic. yes he asks joker to strip platonically are you not a Man of Culture
akechi: has a thing with joker that is not romantic nor platonic but a secret third thing(queerplatonic attraction). he's enby but his feelings of dysphoria are So Repressed that you're better off checking back in 3-5 years
makoto: TRANSGENDER. i do not know what way. however it is very important that they are. idk on the sexuality side though
sojiro: probably bisexual. idk why just vibes
futaba: transfem. she's also lesbian and a *freak*
mishima: barely-passing pre-t transmasc. he actually really reminds me of my own need to be strong as a transmasc, and being belittled by peers. he's honestly a really underrated character in my opinion. he's not that great at first, but he really grows over his sl. needs to do some self-reflection on the sexuality front though
kawakami: transfem, but also too busy living in a capitalist society to care(manifestation of 'i'm trans but i gotta lock in rn so idc')
maruki: straightest man alive. next.
yoshizawa: god this girl has so many identity issues that she doesn't even know. come back in 3-5 years and then maybe she'll tell you
shinya: personally i think transfem shinya is an interesting concept, but it would be more of a fanfic thing.
igor: transigor (idk what this means. i asked him and he just laughed at me. help)
takemi: transfem(and hot)(and is the hrt supplier for the entire p5 cast)(next)
iwai: cishet ally. type to go 'hi gay, i'm dad' if his son ever came out. just, really chill.
Actually... it's been a hot second since I last made a post like this.
Vocal synth users, reblog and put in the tags 1. if you make covers or original songs (or both), 2. what program you use to mix and 3. what vsynth software/voicebanks you find easiest to mix!
One rule for this: people who use free programs/programs that aren't considered modern or easy to use have to be lauded as warriors (and not discouraged from using their programs of choice)!
am i tripping or does the effect from cranking down the sample count of cycles actually look really good? because i think this is a good foundation for smth cool
The "trans men never ever have male privilege" thing is pretty goofy for various reasons but especially when you consider the old timey butch move of presenting as male specifically for the privileges. Like what's all that about then
Like first and foremost the thing is you need to compare marginalized men to women of the same demographic (i.e. trans women) and that'll make it click, right. But also just regularstyle there are benefits to Being A Man socially. Like. Isn't that kind of the idea lowkey. I wear pants so I don't get catcalled on my mental health walk. I mean I get that sometimes people just have genders but there's a not insignificant number of people for whom that's kind of the point innit
I dont necessarily disagree with anything you've said, but at the same time there are manifestations of transphobia that trans men, especially autistic and mentally ill trans men, face that trans women dont.
For example, I have been pressured to go to conversion therapy out of fear that I am a "lost lesbian" (even tho im. Not attracted to women.) and that im only trans because i have been easily manipulated due to social contagion because of my autism. Every time ive been assessed by a professional my autism has come up with this "concern" that I am simply an easily influenced autistic girl. I have not heard of analogous experiences transfem people have, though I admit that there could be ones that I dont know about
Another example, at least where I live, is the legality of hrt being different. Estrogen exists in a grey zone and having it without a prescription isn't necessarily illegal, whereas having testosterone without a prescription is illegal. This makes it a lot harder for transmascs to obtain hormones, as for many diy is the only option and that path is significantly more legally risky for transmascs than transfems.
A lot of the benefits transmascs obtain are conditional on passing as cis, and the aforementioned issues make it hard for us to medically transition and few if any of us pass as cis before medical transition. This could be different from more historical accounts due to how society is generally more accepting of a woman presenting in a way that 100 years ago would be seen as masculine than vice versa (for example, it is a lot more socially acceptable for a woman to wear trousers than for a man to wear a skirt) and as such people are more likely to assume i am a woman dressing masc than they are to assume a trans woman is a man dressing fem. Obviously this causes danger to trans women as they are more likely to be clocked as trans, whereas i am just assumed to be a masc cis woman. Its a problem of hypervisibility vs invisibility and i am not saying whether i have a position on which is "harder" i am just stating that they are different.
I socially transitioned 10 years ago and legally changed my name 3 years ago and I am still rarely if ever gendered correctly in public as I am still trying to access hormones and surgery and so I am perceived as a woman by most people.
Again, im not saying you're wrong. Im just saying theres nuance here that you're missing. There are experiences of transphobia that are only felt by transmascs. There are experiences of transphobia that are only felt by transfems. There are experiences of transphobia that are only felt by people who do not fall into either of those categories. Are some forms more physically dangerous than others? Yes. Im not denying that. But not every trans man has male privilege, even if we transitioned long ago, and there are forms of transphobia that trans men face that trans women dont.
look, with all due respect, how does any of this claim trans women *don't* get sent to conversion therapy? i'm not trying to be rude or transmyogynistic here, clearly trans women do get sent to conversion therapy, i'm just confused on how exactly you came to the conclusion that prev was claiming that they weren't?
