They took the wife in the divorce

1. Many of the characters listed aren't canonically trans (some of them are characters I know about for sure, others could just be the result of wikis being misleading)

2. Trans women have wildly different standards for what is "good" transfem rep than everyone else

(tw for bullying, irl whump, general emotional abuse kinda stuff)

cornering a whumpee, maybe during class or in a crowded place and making remarks about their appearance "wow whumpee, your hair is really greasy" "your clothes look kinda old"

or asking to be friends even though God knows the whumper(s) would never want to actually be friends with whumpee, only doing it to mess with their head

surrounding whumpee and clapping and cheering. especially if they've done nothing to deserve it or if they're scared of loud noises. It's frightening and who's gonna believe them?

talking about whumpee like they aren't there at all

touching whumpee, kicking or poking their back but whumpee is way too scared to say anything.

making fun of them when they start crying or having a panic attack

subtle dehumanization. Daring someone to hug or touch whumpee and not really caring if they say no or not.

"It doesn't hurt, does it?"

Whumpee, covering the bruise with their shirt:

Whumpee: "Yeah, I was way into cooking before, but now I can't really look at knives without having a dissociative panic attack like a loser."

Caretaker: "Whumpee, don't call yourself a loser! You went through hell."

Whumpee: "Bruh, I don't even remember like 90% of it. Like I don't even know what Whumper did with the knives, I just know I can't look at em."

Thinking about the rigidity, the tensing. They hold themselves so tightly as if the slightest relaxation will break the flood gates and they can do that.

What breaks them? What makes them cry out? Not in physical pain. They're well accustomed to physical pain, welcome it because it's liveable. They can cry out when they hurt. It's understandable. They're in survival mode, this is life or death. It's easy to push their emotions aside when they're busy keeping themselves alive.

But when they're rescued? When they're safe? When meals and showers come regularly, when their door locks from the inside, and the sheets are warm and clean? Everything they have is so much better but it's all so wrong. No matter how much they shower they still feel dirty. The food all tastes like what they were given by whumper. The door being locked means nothing. Something has to be in front of it and even that's not enough. The bed is too soft, they can't sleep unless they're on the floor.

The slow realization that they might have left physically but what happened is permanent. You don't get to ignore it anymore. You don't get to be robotic anymore. You have emotions, as much as you try to pretend otherwise. Keep pushing it down. Keep slipping away to the bathroom hoping your caretaker dosnt notice your puffy eyes afterward.

Don't trust her... She's just a liar...

(This is part of my tag-a-long au, where Elizabeth and CC haunt Michael instead of the animatronics!)

Bonus:

Benjamin "Ben/Benji" Davis(Chica bully)

Here's Benjamin, my interpretation of the chica mask bully(| lowkey made two, at first I was gonna make him a girl but then I kinda changed her to be someone else. So weirdly, there's technically two chica bullies. But not really???🤷🏾‍♀️)

Almost done with the tormentors, just got one more bully then I'm planning on posting a few videos as I did last time and then we'll have to wait and see what's after that

Once again, don't know why this took so long.

There's not much on here but regardless, I hope y'all like him.

I will see y'all in the next post, whenever I finally get around to posting it!🥹✨