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Clip of Lucy Dacus on the Las Culturistas podcast.

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"my name is pattie gonia and i'm backpacking 100 miles in drag to try to raise $1,000,000 for 8 outdoor nonprofits. here goes nothing."
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I made this post a few days ago about Shane and Yunaās moment at the cottage, and then I realised that there was more I wanted to say about it. And I learned how to make gifs, so this is the illustrated version!
(Side note, I love Shaneās little thumb in pocket awkwardness.)
We see here that Yuna is upset when Shane joins her outside. Sheās stepped away for a minute alone, presumably to process and get herself under control. So why is she upset?
This is where it gets a little bit speculative. She isnāt upset about Shaneās sexuality, she tells us that when Shane tries to apologise. I think itās two reasons:
1. Sheās realising that sheās hurt and alienated Shane (as per the previous post), and
2. Sheās realising how much Shane has been hiding from her and David, and how much of Shaneās life theyāve already missed out on.
This second one is really important. Remember that coming out - both about being gay and about loving Ilya - wasnāt Shaneās choice. He was forced into it. He chose to confront it head on once he was in that situation, but if David hadnāt seen them, Shane wouldnāt have told his parents. It wasnāt part of his ten-year plan. It works out, but I think Yunaās upset because sheās realising how much of Shane she doesnāt know, and if heād been able to continue hiding, that she would have missed out on so much more of his life.
But, letās wind it back a bit.
Ilyaās monologue in the previous episode, after his fatherās funeral.
Ilya is expressing a very common feeling for queer people - the idea that not being out/truthful about yourself invalidates your relationships with those around you, especially those youāre close to. If youāre keeping parts of your identity secret, how can someone genuinely decide if they like you?
His father may not have loved him, or may have buried that love deeply, but even his insults were wrong for who Ilya is, both for his sexuality and personality. Heāll never know who Ilya loves, and heāll never realise that Ilya actually works hard as a hockey player and as team captain. Heāll never see how Ilya supports others, how he goes out of his way to treat people well. Heāll never see Ilya goofing off, or playing with children. Heāll never see Ilya being joyful. Heāll never see the beautiful moments where Ilya allows himself to be vulnerable. Heād take these things as weakness rather than strength, but at least then heād look down on Ilya for the right reasons.
And if Ilyaās father had been telling Ilya that he loves him and is proud of him, it would still have felt hollow to Ilya, knowing that he was keeping large parts of his identity secret.
Ilyaās grief is for the relationship he wishes he could have had with his father, more than it is mourning his father.
And this part of Ilyaās monologue is in English, so we know that Shane understands it.
Fast forward again to Shaneās family accidentally finding out about Shane and Ilya. This puts Shane in a position where heās forced to be honest and open up about the secrets heās been keeping around his identity and his life. Until now, Shaneās position has mirrored Ilyaās - heās hiding, his family donāt really know him, a lot of what they say about him is invalidated because of that - but unlike Ilya, heās got the opportunity to stop hiding and trust that his parents will be there for him.
One of the things that this show is doing in this moment is demonstrating the common experiences that many queer people go through, even when their personal circumstances are different. Similarly, almost all queer people understand on a gut level how difficult and scary it is to come out. Even people whoāve said they love you unconditionally can flip unexpectedly when they learn the truth. Thereās generational trauma there, reinforced by our own experiences, and itās really, really tough to overcome.
Shaneās parents handle his outing pretty well, giving some grace for a few moments that are played comedically (it is a TV show, and the audience needs those moments to break the tension). I can only imagine how Ilya feels, sitting there watching the man he loves get the honesty, validation, and reassurance that he wishes heād had.
All of this is why Iām so happy that the season ended on Shaneās family reaffirming that they do all love each other. That was the payoff that we all needed, for Ilyaās arc and Shaneās, and the catharsis for the unintentional outing. Itās relief rather than the triumph that Scott and Kip had, but itās just as important, and just as representative of what queer peoplesā journeys can look like.
(editing to add a link to my HR theories/observations masterlist)
Itās my birthday today and⦠I do not like my body very much - a 10p. mini comic.Ā
tw/cw : dysphoria, talk about eating disorders, internalized fatphobia, nudity
Notes :
- english is not my first language.
- DO NOT ask me why I still use she/her
- DO NOT give me unsolicited advices about losing weight, gaining muscles. I will block you.
- DO NOT comment on the way I draw my body and about how I perceive myself. I will block you.
- DO share your experiences with gender expressions and share your best outfits !
- Be kind.
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In this episode of Assigned Sex, Unarchived,Ā ShaunĀ sits down withĀ Kyrie,Ā an original cast member from theĀ Assigned Sex documentary, for an honest conversation about Black masculinity, passability, and self-definition as a Black trans masc person.
Kyrie opens up about the challenges of performing masculinity in cis-masc spacesāfrom the early days of transitioning and losing access to community through sports, to navigating dating, fetishization, and loneliness while āblending in.ā Together, Shaun and Kyrie explore what it takes to build a version of manhood that feels authentic, grounded, and free. Shaun also shares a brief lesson on Jim McCarris, a Black trans man living in 1950s Mississippi, underscoring how Black trans and genderqueer people have always been part of our history.
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i realized i was trans when i was a kid and i heard a radio show where some lady called in to talk about her brother who has transitioned. the way she explained it he had gone to her annual halloween party as Belle and then the next year came as the Beast with his girlfriend as Belle. so i thought if you were gay you had to transition. and thus a he/him lesbian furry was born.