i didn't necessarily think that kinosaki would pursue hrt but the idea of gero specifically formulating an hrt regimen for them is so fucking cute. i have no choice but to hop on that headcanon
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i didn't necessarily think that kinosaki would pursue hrt but the idea of gero specifically formulating an hrt regimen for them is so fucking cute. i have no choice but to hop on that headcanon

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I think MarriageToxin fans are failing to consider that Kinosaki is both genders. They're both. She literally says she's both. He's comfortable as both. "Block me if you think Kinosaki's a man/woman-" My siblings in queer, can we not die on a hill that's already been conquered? They're both.
And that's not even getting into the fact that you can't try to slap USAmerican queer culture on a Japanese queer character. Japanese gender identity is its own thing. They've got their own culture going on there. There are certainly points of intersection, but a Japanese person isn't going to express their gender in the same way as a USAmerican, trans or otherwise.
And this isn't me saying you can't headcanon as you want, and I understand the desire to see yourself reflected specifically in a genre where you don't often see it, but please just be sure to acknowledge the things above, and don't harass someone for utilizing the canonical text as it is presented.
Just to be clear y'all I love all interpretations of kinosaki (except maybe cis woman Mei cause what do you mean) and I just like my particular trans girl/gender fluid/non binary headcannon because it speaks to me the most. We can all play with our dolls how we want AND place nice together.
Marriagetoxin would really hit the peak if, at the end of the book when Kinosaki and Gero are finally getting married, she looked at the camera and said "Gero, I know I told you I was a man back in chapter 1, but that's just because of cultural forces I was too scared to contend with that prevented me from being honest with myself. I'm a girl - I'll always be a girl. Gero, I'm trans." "Wait sorry," Gero will say, adjusting his glasses. "Was that a revelation? No, sorry I don't mean it like... I just thought we were on the same page about this already." And then they get marriedtoxin.
The real toxin was the transmisogyny we defeated along the way
Spoilers for MariToki chapter 163
I love my queer romcom disguised as a battle shounen so much. Tonako trying to create a "strong family" by force because of losing her own family, and in the process alienating herself from her own happiness is so fucking good I love this series.
I'm looking forward to the dissertations about the themes around family and independence, if I don't just write one myself.
ALSO WAIT DOES THIS MEAN TONAKO WILL BE HELPED OUT BY KINOSAKI AND WHAT IF IT FLIPS AND TONAKO ACTUALLY STARTS TELLING KINOSAKI TO GO AFTER WHAT THEY WANT (Gero :3). The visions are coming to me.
"I have owned my queerness, and in doing so, accepted it for what it is: a miracle. A difficult miracle, like Musa's. One that I didn't ask for, had no choice but to receive. Sent from God, who made the heavens and the earth and who does not make mistakes. God, who has my back. God, who answered."
—Lamya H, Hijab Butch Blues
Everyone please go buy a copy or check one out from your local library

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MarriageToxin is so smart and open-minded in the way it presents a possible main couple who is queer while taking into consideration the average target audience.
Making Kinosaki act and dress up as a woman for the whole story can appeal to prejudiced people and gradually make them warm up to the dynamic between the main characters and provide an opportunity for them to see queer people in a better light. However, at the same time Kinosaki not having to conform to the stereotypical image of men for him to identify as a guy is also a breath of fresh air in its own, especially for a deuteragonist in a shonen. I think (or at least I hope) it is a stepping stone in paving the way for more open queer representation in shonen in the future.
This is one of the reasons why I think Gerosaki ending up together is important to the themes and story itself, and making Kinosaki a biological woman who just pretends to be a guy for the plot, as some theories suggest, takes away from the story and how it handles queerness cause in that case we would go two steps back instead of a step forward when it comes to queer representation.
It would be nice to have a shounen that breaks away from the usual expectations and MarriageToxin does not shy away from writing queer people openly, Gero's sister is openly a lesbian and in a relationship with a woman for example, and this is so important to me because I need people to stop associating the idea of queer people existing solely in works categorized exclusively as bls or gls. It is only when it comes to queer-coded ships or queer-coded characters that people have a negative stance towards and tell you to pick up ''gls '' or ''bls' instead, but they won't tell you to pick up a romance if there is a straight pair in a story despite the main genre not being romance.
Queer people are everywhere, they are part of our every day society and thus, their stories and existence belong in every genre as well and should not be limited, which is why I think MarriageToxin can be a small step forward that contributes to more inclusive storytelling and the expansion of queer themes in other genres.
I know gero is already in love with kinosaki because whenever she’s not there he is like “wow kinosaki would love this” and “i wonder what kinosaki would do in this situation?” Or “oh kinosaki would have loved to eat all this food!” Like!!!! BITCH!!!!! You are obsessed with her!!!!
Honestly people aren't ready for a live action Squirrel Girl. They want a mildly quirky sex symbol.
But Squirrel Girl is weird. She's WEIRD weird. She's autistic and barely bothers to hide it. She is very loud and annoying and insanely progressive. Her best friends are all people of color who are extremely opinionated and one of them is trans.
She openly talks smack about Nazis. She's thick as fuck and not just in a comic way she's a big girl. She has a round face and buck teeth. She has no filter. She loves herself.
Squirrel Girl is so much more than just a furry stand in crush and honestly a large majority of the fan base would not like her. She is a GIRLS girl and her best friend writes loki cat fanfiction.
She is cringe and free and too good for this world. IF WE EVER SEE HER IN LIVE ACTION WE WILL DEFEND HER AT EVERY STEP
Everytime a squirrel girl adaptation misrepresents her an angel loses their wings and I lose my fucking mind. She's INCREDIBLY INTELLIGENT and DORKY and WEIRD AND LOVELY AND A FUCKING AMAZING ROLE MODEL AND ALL WE GET IS A JOKE CHARACTER THAT'S ATTRACTIVE IN A CONSUMABLE WAY TO THE LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR.
I love squirrel girl so much but they're right, y'all are not ready for her. Go buy the compendium or read both runs of unbeatable SG or SOMETHING.
i just think that in reading kinosaki's gender you have to consider things like her belief that she is going to die, the way she tries to stop gero from getting too invested in a relationship with her, and the way she looked at that photo of her in a wedding dress with gero.
the answer to "why would a trans woman repeatedly call herself a guy" (other than she is a fictional character subject to the biases of the author) is the same reason she would repeatedly cut off a relationship with someone she is clearly in love with. sometimes characters do not sincerely mean the things they say. she makes that face after saying this is all just practice so it doesnt count. shes not exactly forthcoming about her feelings
FINALLY the take I've been trying to get at
kill or kiss?
MARITOKI TUESDAYS!!!

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Chpt 162 spoilers
Gero really said "I guess I'll tank it" for his wife yet again and I'm here for it.
Sorry y'all the 'Gero gets severely injured and Kinosaki has to take care of him' plot will have to wait... For now 😈
I'm trying to write my own story and there's a female couple in it. Do you have any advice on how to write believable adult lesbian romance? You do it so well! I'm a lesbian and I fear so much doing a bad representation somehow. Thank you
hi! i think to write believable and complex women you just have to throw away most of what people codify as A Woman, if that makes sense. think of it as you are just writing a Person (who may experience gendered oppression at points because of how this world works). i also dont think about ‘bad representation’ most of the time, i dont think its a productive way to think about stories and characters. instead, i think if you approach writing any minority group with curiosity and humanity instead of fear, that is already more productive than thinking about possible backlash over something that doesnt even truly exist yet.
also if im to be totally honest, i read a lot of yaoi when i was younger and thought ‘man i wish they were girls’ so i made them girls
kinosaki discourse over. now we're talking about things that actually matter.
I never posted these here. There's a lot
I'm glad everyone is as normal about this series as I am
My own kyokimie fanart (I gave them their ship name actually)
I loved their interactions so much I need MORE

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I put this on the maritoki subreddit but I feel I shouldn't let it stay there. Here's my basic kinosaki identity reading.
Kinosaki shouldn't be cis woman because the whole point of the series is the choice of happiness over strict 'traditional' family adherence that believes "blood is thicker than water" and that having children is the most important thing you can do to continue that bloodline.
Kinosaki could be seen as trans because a key theme of the series is that WHO YOU ARE AT BIRTH shouldn't determine your value as a person, and that being able to biologically have children shouldn't be the only definition for being a woman (i.e. all the marriage options are only considered good for their blood, biology or birth right).
Kinosaki could also be seen as trans because reading her as a trans woman makes sense; she only ever reveals that she's a 'man' to people she's not conning because she doesn't believe she can be seen as a woman unless she's 'fooling' someone. Despite this she still chooses to dress and act as a woman in non-swindling social situations, meaning she wants to be PERCEIVED as a woman, not to mention she has never once chosen to dress as a man even in a private setting (only example being something gero imagined in his own head). Additionally, she wishes she were Gero's actual bride (see the wedding photo chapter) but doesn't believe herself to be an option not just because she doesn't see herself as a 'real girl' but also because she cannot bear children.
TL;DR trans girl kinosaki subtext my beloved that is all.
I've been really meaning to rewrite this due to how clinical it feels, the original phrasing is too rough around the edges and makes me, a trans woman, cringe a bit. Hopefully I can get around to a better breakdown soon enough.
Very minor chapter 161 spoilers.
How does every chapter increase my gerosaki stock value, I can't stop winning.
I don't know if maritoki is planning on just running through the boss fights til finish or if we'll get more time with these two before the final puppet master showdown. 🥺