hi

hi i'm happy to hear from you!! thank you for bringing this up i totally get what you're saying! in my mind, eunyung's character cannot be divorced from or fully understood without transfemininity. it is unequivocally canon to me, and i feel that the openness with which i talk about eunyung and her relationship with gender and the use of she/her pronouns under all circumstances should make that clear. if you don't think that's been the case, please let me know!

when i talk about implicit writing, i mean it on a very literal level and with the intent to reach out to people who haven't given eunyung's gender any regard. i've found it to be fruitful! multiple people have told me that transfem eunyung wasn't something they had considered before but that it totally makes sense to them!! it can be difficult to pick up on subtext present in such a tightly written narrative, especially for those who don't revisit it and really question everything wanan told us without telling us. so if i can encourage people to give transfem eunyung some thought, i don't mind going about it this way!

there are also some people who see her as transmasc, which is what i really mean by "up to interpretation" tbh. i have no desire to encroach on how they engage with no home in earnest and do not necessarily feel that referring to interpretations as such undermines what i have to say about her gender in any event. as far as people who actively deny trans themes go, i do not post about eunyung with them in mind and truthfully have no patience for engaging with transmisogynists and transphobes period.

i do understand why you feel the way that you do! it is and will always be important to talk about trans stories, characters, and themes!! as far as i'm concerned, eunyung's transness will never not be a part of the conversations i have about ​no home 🌸