The blurred things are the things I wish to never see ever again, and so not putting upon you the pain of seeing them :)

Day ? of not knowing how to draw different genders :D (you guys are lucky I wanted to show you this)

Now, can someone please give me a plot to write these people in? My creative juices have been completely drained :( (I know it's from a modern AU, but I just don't know what to make it about :().

Shirayuki should have known that no good would come from Professor Garrack’s invitation to visit the Magic Ministry.

The day begins much like any other at the Clarines Magic Academy. She heads for the garden early, hoping for a leisurely day in the garden tending to her “flowers” and stocking her always-dwindling supply of medical herbs. It is time to harvest some meadowsweet and the mint needs to be conquered before the next rainy day helps it succeed in its attempted takeover of the entire western part of the plot. She also needs to keep an eye on the calendula and echinacea – buds are bursting everywhere, and it was important to collect them for drying at their peak freshness. A second pair of hands is always useful during this part of the season, so it’s a good thing Obi has, as usual, accompanied her on her daily check of the garden.

Lately, I noticed how this trope can be quite dividing, especially in relation to the LGBTQ comunities.

I found this handy list of Japanese terms for gender bending.  However not all of these terms are PC, and they have a lot of nuance.  But it’s an interesting list none the less.  I’m going to try my hand at defining them.  Feel free to correct me on any of this.

Otokonoko - MAAB person who presents feminine. Can be either transwoman, non-binary, or a cis-man who likes to cross dress.

Hideyoshi - Reference to a specific cis-male character.  However it’s used to reference someone of ambiguous gender.  As I understand it, this is sometimes used to reference a desirable androgynous character.

Onnanoko - FAAB person who presents masculine. Can be either transman, non-binary, or a cis-woman who likes to cross dress.

Okama - MAAB person who presents feminine.  It can reference a trans person, a drag queen, and the above two in sex work.  This term is usually tied to clownishness.  Some reclaim the term but others see it as offensive.

New Half - A trans person can be a transwoman or a transman.

Futanari - Someone with both male and female gentiles, typically female presenting with breasts. This is typically in reference to a particular type of pornography, and not used to reference actual intersex people.

Onabe - The flipside of Okama.  A FAAB person who presents masculine. A term that was tied to performances.  Some see it as an offensive term, while others identify with it.

Josou - MAAB typically a straight cis-man who cross-dresses for fun.

Dansou - FAAB typically a straight cis-woman who cross-dresses for fun

Nekama - A cis-man who plays a female character online.

Nenabe - A cis-woman who plays a male character online

Nyotaika -  A cis-man is magically/supernaturally transformed into a woman.  Does not mean transgender, typically these swaps aren’t viewed positively by the one being transformed.