You associating a body with inappropriate uncomfortable thoughts is not the fault or responsibility of the body. Bodies are not inherently sexual. They are inherently functional. It is not Robert‘s responsibility to negate his own comfort and desire for personal expression to ensure he isn’t somehow too arousing and therefore partially culpable for other people’s thoughts and feelings.

Bodies and nudity are NOT shameful.

Stop doubling down on the need to hide bodies away lest they prompt inappropriate actions or thoughts from others. A body is a human and not an object.

The guy who made his Starkid debut shouting ‘Tiger Fucker’ and ‘He Fucked A Tiger’? ‘I can see the back of your balls?’

For the Youtube Company who feature themes including (off the top of my head) - Hogwarts teachers hitting on students, hogwarts students hitting on teachers, Hogwarts teachers having sex with centaurs, a whole show about genitals and sexual awakening, stars in the sky that light up and say ‘fuck each other’ during a song named ‘take off your clothes’, interspecies tiger sex, Charlotte having a physical affair, two people having sex in a movie theater, and eating babies.

The tags in Robert’s posts initially mocked his less clothing than usual and likened them to ‘porn’ and ‘onlyfans‘ to make light of his discomfort in showing parts of himself he does not usually reveal due to insecurity. To claim that the inclusion of these tags is in someway insulting sex workers is ridiculous - it is a post celebrating body positivity, it is not negative. There were no defamatory remarks about sex workers.

How dare you.

How dare you say you represent the views and fight for the concern of trans people when you sexualise, and body-shame a photo of Robert.

How dare you drag someone relentlessly for being one of the majority who don’t understand that ’genderswapped‘ images make people uncomfortable (who actively seeks education) while YOU actively bully someone with the intention to hurt.