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@jeff-the-landshark
I've seen quite a few people in the trans, intersex and nonbinary communities say that the term gp makes them uncomfortable and that they don't like it for various reasons. Now obviously, that's not the case for everyone but it is the case for a decent amount, and continuing to use it after some people have made us all aware of its dislike is what makes it harmful.
Which is why a while back most writers I see/interact with changed to using different terminology. Defining R/character as trans or intersex or when not wanting to add a label we simply say Reader/character has a penis.
That anon literally isn't looking for a fight, just trying to correct you so that you don't offend anyone or start getting massive slack/hate for not using correct terminology, because that does happen on here.
I was not aware there was a certain terminology to use when writing fanfiction that is set in a fantasy world with characters that are not real. Is there a guide i don't know about?
What is the difference between saying "character has a penis" and "girl with a penis"? G!p is simply a tag, a shorter version, so you don't put all those words in a pairing
And what do we do when said character in said world is not intersex or transgender because, say, some women in that world simply have a dick? It's a fantasy world, remember? 😭
If i ever write something with transgender or intersex character i would absolutely state so, but to just put that on a character who simply has a penis and does not relate to transgender/intersex people in any other way seems more harmful
Getting hate for this seems like an overkill, no? So far, only cis people have an issue with the terminology on this blog. Literally not once in more than three years on this blog has anyone ever said anything, and I've never seen anyone having problem with it on my tl
I love your mood boards, if possible could you do one of a more relaxed/laid back Natasha and Liho?
Thanks in advance 😊
Лихо - (Russian: Likho/ Liho) - Misfortune
🎶✨when u get this, list 5 songs u like to listen to, publish. then, send this ask to 10 of your favourite followers (positivity is cool)🎶✨
To your anon that asked about the Black Widow comics, if you want issue #6 be prepared to either search every comic shop in town to find it for a decent price or pay $16-30 on eBay. First appearance of a new character= major cash grab
Yeahhh that’s why I suggested the digital versions if they don’t mind not having the physical copy! Or honestly, If they don’t mind a second printing I’ve seen multiple eBay listings for under $10
I feel like now is a good time to remind people that you only like Scarlett as Nat and don't simp for both actress and character like a lot of us do
Cuz your anons lately have been making me chuckle, seeing you politely skirt around the topic when she's brought up 😂
🥹🥹🥹 Not you outing me like this
But it's true 😭😔 I never really know what to say because if it's not related to Nat, I don't care 😭
Fic authors self rec! When you get this, reply with your favorite five fics that you've written, then pass on to at least five other writers. Let’s spread the self-love 💗
🥺 Hi friend, thanks for the ask. Here are some of my favorite filthy Nat fics:
"Burning Red" series feat. Beefy!Firefighter!Nat by @togrowoldinv
"To Call You Mine" ABO series by @mostlymarvelsstuff
"The One Chance" ABO series by @babbygirlblues
"home is where the heart is" series by @sytoran
Nerdy Nat by @ilovenatasharomanoff2-0
Since you and your followers want an answer so badly but can't be bothered to actually look up stuff yourself, here you go:
From a trans person btw. And I've mentioned several times how I've seen it in these communities, communities I'm a part of lol, and even have a trans friend that doesn't like it so it's funny that you all just keep going on about it being cis people when it's not lol.
Idk how you're getting just use "girl with a penis" from what I'm saying when that's the exact same thing as using GP. I'm saying to specify when reader or charter has one by saying "x, has a penis". It's like you're purposely being obtuse about all of this because you don't want to change what you're doing.
I'm not being obtuse (funny how the second you're hit with questions you start calling people obtuse), I'm just not actively looking for hate where there's obviously none, and asking questions because (surprise!) I'm not about to change what I'm doing just because some noname on Tumblr told me to. I expected you to say something factual, but, so far, you've only said that some people don't like it and then jumped straight to it being harmful. Are you the obtuse one?
“Don't say girl with a penis, say character x (in this case Natasha) has a penis”
So if Natasha Romanoff has a dick in a fic I'm not allowed to call her a girl? Is that what you're trying to say? Is that what the issue is? And how is that even an issue? What are you even trying to say?
“Cissexist language and framing”?
Please, please tell me where in my fics have I ever used cissexist language and framing.
“Why does the tag g!p even exist when it essentially casts women with vaginas as default, inherently othering an already marginalized group of women…”
Because when you're reading a wlw fic and then get to the smut part and suddenly one of the women has a dick you'd be a little surprised. The majority of women have a vagina, so it's natural to expect that women in a fic would have one too.
Some people don't like being surprised like this, that's why we put a warning.
“Why does the combination of these two always frame trans/intersex women as not being as 'real' as cis women (generally implicitly, but the messages are pretty clear, and pretty much standard in g!p fics)?”
Again, I don't know what kind of fics you read and what kind of blogs you follow, but I've never even hinted at this in any of my fics.
Look, if i used the tag for a trans character (for example Natasha transitioning f to m or m to f) and put the tag gp THAT would've been harmful. I would've never used the tag in this case, because I understand how wrong it is in this case.
But my fics are not the case.
What I get from this is that some people simply don't like the wording. There's a number of very simple solutions. You can idk scroll? Block? The possibilities are endless.