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1) they reproduce asexually and the children are clones of each parent OR

2) Kermit and Miss Piggy are members of the same sexually dimorphic species, hence the split between their male and female children

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jinmao in a nutshell:

             Riza undergoes a very complicated, very nuanced experience of processing the abuse she suffered, going from “willful” obedience, to tolerance, to reluctance, and finally to anger. She speaks reverently of her father’s work when she shows Roy her tattoo; she takes her duty very seriously for someone so young and who shouldn’t have been left in charge of such a heavy secret. She doesn’t start out hating Berthold, or she would have mentally signed off years ago and he would have died much sooner than he did. It takes a lot of nerve for a child to finally call parental abuse as they see it.

            But let’s go beyond her sense of duty with the tattoo. Did she even have anything else to remember her father by? A family picture? A letter? I think it’s important to look at this parallel to Ed and Al’s lack of memorabilia of their mother; they made the conscious choice to never look back when they burned down the house. But Riza? Riza has a tattoo of her father’s research. She’s left with something very impersonal and unsentimental and forcibly permanent. That speaks volumes of their relationship and should never be taken lightly.

Some people will likely read this and say something about how it excludes nonbinary people or gender nonconforming people, because "not all trans people are going to dress like a Man or Woman" and I want to preemptively respond to this.

There is a knee-jerk feeling that gendered communication is only ever a replication or performance of a hegemonic ideal and thus relying on it at all is excluding those trans people who are not "binary" or "conforming"*

(*if there even meaningfully is such a class of trans people--personally, I don't think "binary" versus "nonbinary" are coherent classes in the way that for instance "man" is a different class than "woman" or how transfeminized people hold a meaningfully different class position than tme trans people of any gender. The binary/non-binary distinction feels like a positionality distinction more similar to like, gay people and bisexual people-- a lot of overlap, people define the boundaries between them differently, some people identify as both at once, and how you are treated as one or the other in a given space is dependent on a lot of factors that are not neatly aligned with an internal sense of identity.)

Someone's understanding of themself as binary and/or gender conforming (or nonbinary and/or gender nonconforming) as a trans person is something that we actually actively communicate.

[ID: nonbinary youtuber and speaker, CJ the X, discussing getting invited to a formal party with a strict binary dress code. They say, "and so I did the men's uniform. I dressed appropriately, but added the makeup, a tiara, high heels, and a purse. I'm speaking language!"]

I had to unlearn this liberal non-analysis too! I had internalized enough transphobia that it was truly only earlier this year that I realized I could expect people to not misgender me, as a nonbinary person. I recognized the transphobia when trans women and men were misgendered based in the refusal to read gendered communication, but I just told myself that I was not allowed to be hurt by being misgendered because no one could possibly read my being nonbinary. But that's internalized transphobia. Just because no one listens does not mean I'm not saying anything.

[ID: nonbinary comedian Carson Olshansky on stage saying, "they say nonbinaty people don't owe you androgyny, which is true, but, I'm very helpfully giving you as much androgyny as I can."]

And honestly, a lot of cis people do read my communication correctly and then deliberately ignore it. My parents asked me if I was nonbinary. How could they have known without me telling them unless they correctly read what I was communicating? And yet, two years later they continue to misgender me. Is this meaningfully different than parents misgendering any other trans person, just because I'm nonbinary? No. It's the same thing.

How is it that I can go through a whole day around a bunch of trans people and be gendered correctly by literally dozens of strangers without wearing a pronoun pin or needing to come out to anyone? Because I am communicating and people in my culture can interpret it!

If I'm around people who respect me, then they respond to what I'm communicating about myself.

-tags by @perpetual-oratorio

not derailing at all!

I honestly think noting this is really central to the analysis here, because the issue is one of gendered power. People with more gendered power can use that to ignore the communication of someone with less gendered power.

Just like cis people constantly decide to completely ignore what trans people are communicating to (the point where a lot of trans people feel like they have to literally wear pins making the subtext text, and then even this literal textual communication is ignored)

TME people constantly decide to completely ignore what TMA people are communicating! Even other trans people do this all the time, and it's so outrageous.

I really do feel it's deliberate, because I do not find it particularly challenging to 'read' transfem communication, and I find it hard to believe that other trans people find it as difficult as they pretend to.

(Like, as a random example, when I first saw a video from the youtube channel "The Leftist Cooks" and saw one of the hosts, Neilly, my initial assumption was that she was either a woman or nonbinary but very woman-aligned. Had I encountered her in person, I would have probably defaulted to "she." In that video, she used "they" pronouns and was identifying as nonbinary at the time. I started following the channel and a few weeks later she updated her pronouns to "she/her." So like, I was not surprised at all. This communication was very clear to me.)

I really don't think it is difficult as long as people consider what decisions someone is making autonomously* about their own presentation, and what cultural (or sub-cultural) language of gendered communication they are using to project information about themself.

even stuff like, there are so many trans lesbians who project specifically butch gender expression. a lot of transmisogynist people will misgender trans butches and act like it's unreasonable to expect anyone could interpret them as anything but men, but like sorry, that's bullshit. it's literally not difficult to read butchness in trans women if you can read butchness in anyone else. they are the same signifiers!

Yeah you're right, you'd have to be closing your eyes, plugging your ears and singing real loud LA LA LA LA LA in order not to see at least a fraction of what consciously expressed transness looks like.

Well, maybe some ppl are plainly afraid of being mistaken and 'hurtful', but ig it'd be naive to englobe everybody with that excuse.

Personally I'm not ready to correct ppl and am still projecting hypothetical transphobia ppl could inflict on me in every situation of my daily life.

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Tysm for the ask!!!I'm gonna assume you're asking for FMA so here we go!

💛: What's a popular ship I can't get behind and why?

There are a couple of ships i dont like, but most of them are cold takes so here's what I think is the most like, controversial one

I've never been a huge fan of lingfan. I just never really got the hype. Imo they are amazing friends but I don't see anything romantic with them. I just don't like them together.

(Yes I realize I ship royai which is alsp an introverted bodyguard x extroverted leader ship but shhhh this is my opinion lol)

💔: if I had to remove a main character from the cast who would it be?

AUGH NOOOOOOOOOO!!!

... Edward

Please don't kill me lol hear me out

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I guess one of the differences is the exact terms and circumstances of the bodyguard/leader relationship. Lan fan's devotion to Ling is pretty much dictated by class. Which doesn't mean they don't genuinely care about each other, but Lan Fan was literally born in a vassal family and told since birth that Ling was the most important person in the world. Royai, especially Hawkeye, has this huge emphasis on choice and the conscious choice of devotion. Idk I just prefer their whole backstory and complicated connection leading to them deciding to stay by each other's side towards a common goal.