More 18th Century Thirst Traps Please

I think about this cake every day

OP, I hope you don’t mind me making an addition:

one time me and some pals spotted one of those big cookie cakes in a store. it was done up with red icing and little X's for kisses and in the middle it said

Actually wait I thought of more possible answers you may have for this question. So here is the same question with more possible answers

Never taken any, never received any, don't intend to take nor receive any, but in the unlikely event that someone wants an idea of me in the nud-ee, I'll tell them to go and find the watery lasses in Rubens' Disembarkation of Maria de' Medici at Marseille:

Okay, real talk now. People love to tag male characters in posts about women, but this post is gonna take this seriously. Is there actually a canonically male character you believe is a trans woman? Or at least has made into a trans woman for a fanart or a fanfic? Excluding the ones canonically implied.

OP, if I've read your post correctly, you may like to look up James Fitzjames from AMC's The Terror on Tumblr. Specific search tags include Trans James Fitzjames and James Fitzjames Dress and James Fitzgender. You'll find art, writing, drabbles, memes, thoughts. You'll also find some approving input from one of the writers of the series on this subject - though it's not canonically set down, nor is it even implied to the point that Trans James Fitzjames is accepted by all Terror fans.

So I was a fan of BBC Sherlock's first season (after that we kept being smacked in the face with reminders that it is NEVER a good idea to let Moffat write without someone else holding his leash nice and tight), and both Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman are good actors. BUT they were never My Holmes or My Watson. If you want a really good adaptation from writers and actors who are on the same page as the original work, you need the 80s Grenada adaptation in your life. Jeremy Brett absolutely nails Holmes, sometimes warm and cheerful, sometimes gloomy, sometimes cold (never the complete jerkass that so many adaptations make him). David Burke and then Edward Hardwicke play a Watson who is smart and willing to call out Holmes when he oversteps (and who, unlike so many adaptations, is never a man who enjoys getting treated like shit by the man he's decided to spend his time with).