#-4 accuracy

Son of Makuta - Accuracy

"Can pin a fly to a tree from a hundred yards away without killing it.”

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and as a writer i really want to try and cover many dynamics and other things

so when i make a character a certain way, i do not want people to create a HC that changes parts of them (race, sexuality, age, fanonize them, gender, body type, etc)

because if i make a character a certain way, theyre meant to be that way

so something ive been thinking about a lot of trans rep, (i will do other rep for other things, dont worry, i already have a very wide variety of characters/dynamics/concepts :3 yippie)

as a trans author i do have a few trans characters but i dont make them a giant focal point or all my characters that way. Not in the sense of something silly but because to me that should not be their main selling point and what makes you interested in them

i flesh my characters out severely

but with that being said, i also have a lot of trans rep i want to show. Trans guys pre-op, POC trans characters, trans men with bottom surgery, trans women with bottom surgery, trans men with larger chests, hairy trans men, trans women who are still more masculine, trans characters who cannot be on hormones for health reasons, trans characters who are GNC and etc.

so far i have a few trans characters and i want to rant about them

but I also want to know what trans rep other trans people would really like to see esp if they lack a lot of representation or hardly see any so any recs?

those projects will also be put on the back burner or worked into future ones i have planned due to the fact i flesh out characters and do a lot of research to portray things accurately to the best of my ability as that matters to me. I currently have *many* projects and one in particular im focused on and want to finish (i absolutely adore them)

But the real Shirley Temple's hair was a deep caramel blonde when she was little...

... and then darkened to chestnut brown as she got older...

...and she had brown eyes.

But I suppose it makes sense. Most of her classic movies were in black-and-white: the above photos from The Little Colonel, The Little Princess, and The Blue Bird show some of her only childhood ventures into Technicolor. I assume that most of her original audiences rarely if ever saw her in real color... and her colorized publicity photos and movie posters tended to color her hair as a lighter blonde than it really was. Likewise, of the many Shirley Temple dolls that were sold to little girls, some got her hair color right, but others made it lighter, and a few gave her blue eyes too.