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Wonderful entry by our very own @smol-maeglin 

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“My opinion on this will always be; one should always be legally allowed/personally empowered to use the bathroom that they themselves are comfortable using.”

Another great answer by @smol-maeglin 

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Incredible answer done by the talented @punkrorschach . The strength of this piece really is astounding. 

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“The fact that queerness is still taboo here sends us a very clear message; studios are either afraid or biased” 

Wonderful answer this week, written by artist @smol-maeglin

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“Unfortunately, heteronormativity and internalized homophobia and biphobia are a thing in the trans community, too.”

Insightful piece on the discussion between gender and sexuality from the prospective of a transgender individual.

Written by the very talented @ironbullsass

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“This poem is, at it’s most basic level, about my life as a trans boy. I’ve always felt a strong affinity to mythology and fairy tails, but while most kids were drawn to either the hero or the damsel he saved, I found that the tricksters were much more interesting. Not always the bad guys, mind you. I never much liked The Evil Queen or Jafar or Captain Hook, but the characters like the Cheshire Cat or Rumpelstiltskin not only interesting but in some cases even relatable. (Don’t worry I’m not going to kidnap any firstborns)

I’ve found that a lot of trans people, especially trans men, have had similar experiences. They didn’t want to be the princess, but they couldn’t be the prince, so they turned to a third category of oddities like themselves.

This poem was written about what it feels like to come out through the lens of a fairy tail life. It uses a lot of references to different stories, both classic and adapted ones, particularly the story of Rumpelstiltskin. (There’s 7 fairy tales all together, can you guess them all?) Unlike the happily ever after most heroes get, or the horrible demise that meets the villain, Rumpelstiltskin just leaves, finding his way in the world and trying to make the best of life, even if that means playing a few tricks...”

By @punkrorschach

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“I know one day, I’ll walk into the mens restroom and not feel scared”

Another TransForm response written by @rowdyriley72 

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