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It feels like we've been conditioned to never expect to see transition represented in media. If a trans character exists, they have to already be referred to as the gender they identify as to be accepted as a canon trans character.

Jax TADC isn't referred to with she / her pronouns until the very end of the show, and despite the very explicit allusions to her gender identity people STILL debated whether she was actually transfem until the creator of the show confirmed it. Because no way, right? It's only a theory, a headcanon until the character holds up a sign that says "I'M TRANSGENDER DESPITE HOW I WAS REFERRED TO THIS ENTIRE TIME"

Transfem Ralsei is getting the same treatment. Right now it's just a theory, but the theory gets brushed off as a headcanon. Or silly. Or impossible. Despite there being a handful of other transgender characters in both Undertale and Deltarune, people cannot accept Transfem Ralsei? Why?

"There's no way Toby would have a character transition in the game"

He's already done this. Actually he did this twice with the same character! Mad Dummy in both games transitions to being an anime girl! In fact, Pink is strong evidence of Transfem Ralsei theory!

"Well it's removing gnc male representation!"

As if Ralsei is the only example of this? We've had Mettaton for a decade! Blue was just introduced too! Ralsei transitioning does not kill the representation for that demographic!

Flowery literally calls Ralsei Princess!!!! While telling them to do what makes them happy!! We have a transfem secret boss!!! They're referred to with they/them towards the end of the chapter!!

The character does not have to say "I'm trans" to the camera for them to BE CANON!

Exorpunk

The subculture and identity (like amatopunk, for example) that staunchly rejects, fights against, and directly opposes exorsexism and binarism. It's about redefining gender, abolishing the sex and gender arities, and being loudly supportive of nonbinarity. It is for nonbinary and anonbinary folks, but it is not exclusive to them; in fact, it is encouraged that binary people be exorpunk.

Some other topics exorpunk is about:

Recognizing gender, especially nonbinarity, as a spectrum

Rejecting bioessentialism, gender essentialism, and the idea that male and female/masculinity and femininity are opposities

Rejecting transmedicalism, truscum, and embracing the many ways of transitioning as a nonbinary person

Opposing the idea that gender qualities (such as masculinity, femininity, neutrality, etc) go hand-in-hand with gender, as this is used to uphold the western binary

Abolishing exorsexism, binarism, gender arity, and sex arity

Opposing labels that sort people into gender arities, as well as the people who sort us

Not only adopting, but popularizing, nonbinary (societal-wise and gender-wise) and neutral alternatives to binary sayings and labels

Uplifting and learning about the (gender) identities of POC which don't fit into the western binary

Fighting colonialist and western ideas of queerness and gender, especially when they're pushed onto marginalized cultures and awestern identities

Uplifting intersex people, who are often the targets of exorsexism (alongside intersexism, of course)

Supporting nonbinary people, encouraging them to be loud about their identity

Flag meaning:

Black: Lives lost due to transphobia, exorsexism, binarism, and intersexism; the struggles that those outside of gender and sex arity face

Blue: Activism, education, and freedom

Green: Awestern gender identities and gender identities of poc that dont fall under the western binary

Deep Yellow: Joy, encouragement, positivity; intersexness and allyship towards intersex people

White: A color often used in flags to represent nonbinarity and community alike

Symbols are self-explanatory.

Here are alternative flags for those who focus on how exorsexism affects intersex people and POC/awestern folks. The exorpunk flag is already inclusive of them, so this isn't to single them out. Instead, it's for those who want to highlight the fact they combat these sides of the issue. I am white and perisex, but I had my intersex and POC friends give input on these.

@radiomogai @genderaverse @halosmic