We're really in for it now NiSho

The way the AkaYona Gaiden chapters were framed almost made me believe that there are indeed some spin-off ideas being thrown around. Nene, for example. A character who only appeared very briefly and already had my gears turning. Introducing Lili's MOM at this point? And she knew Gigan? Girl, come back here, where you going?

The way the AkaYona Gaiden chapters were framed almost made me believe that there are indeed some spin-off ideas being thrown around. Nene, for example. A character who only appeared very briefly and already had my gears turning. Introducing Lili's MOM at this point? And she knew Gigan? Girl, come back here, where you going?

ngl when it comes to every discourse about misogyny in fandom and shipping and media and what not im still gonna ultimately prioritize how u actually interact with and talk about the real women here

*feministly* u dumb cocksucking male obsessed stupid whore with nothing but dick on ur useless hag brain. i think u should be dogpiled

what i hate about ts is how insidiously it frames the sentiment that women's intellectual and emotional lives r fundamentally centered on men as the primary object. it cannot be self-generated and driven by an analytical passion for something, any interest or analysis is psychologized and dismissed as really being about a desire for a man or male approval. it is condescending as all hell and doesnt take women’s intellectual agency seriously. god forbid u r impassioned by specific ideas, themes, and complexities for their own sake, u r just male centered and blinded by dick. men are not subjected to this

and i personally give credence to many analyses regarding how patriarchy may shape and affect individuals’ (including women) relationship to women in fiction in these spaces, the interest in their interiority, and the difference in standards with which they are engaged with as opposed to the oppressor gender class that is often categorized as the “default”, as well as critically examining people’s implicit biases, but i see so much insidious, disingenuous, bad-faith analysis + misogyny in the shapes that this takes, and how it is weaponized and distorted by bad-faith actors or individuals with reactionary transmisogynistic politics

I cannot believe degendering pregnancy is a controversial topic. idk how it is in the west, but when I went to a doctor, told her that I'm pregnant and I needed to do blood tests and many other things she laughed at me and said smth like: "you a 180cm grownass man pregnant??? honey, pregnancy is for those who are women. if you're a mentally ill trans then you can visit a psychologist instead", and I told her that I'm intersex but she was like "not pregnant, *h slurs* are sterile and can't get pregnant, especially if they're a man like you are." I saw 6 different doctors and I was mocked by all of them, until my partner somehow made one of them listen, and she saw that I really was pregnant and being intersex didn't make me "sterile." if pregnancy was degendered and was replaced with neutral language I'd have easier time accessing healthcare. and now that I did, the doctors are still confused and they're like "yeahhh, they never taught us how to treat defects like you so let us treat you like we would treat *normal pregnancy.*" first of all why are you calling a human being a defect, and secondly, do you treat EVERY pregnant woman you see the same way? there are different kinds of pregnancies. not every pregnancy is the same. different people have different complications and needs. why do you treat intersex pregnancy as something impossible that cannot be helped and monitored. especially for pregnant intersex men (or phenotypical "man", idk how to say it). the medical system makes you feel horrible for being intersex and pregnant intersex man. they'll either deny your healthcare or they'll abuse you and force you into womanhood even when you never lived it.