right so Meelasugaadic marriage is super heteronormative right. And FiitsĂŁnâs mothers DID have an arranged marriage
but they do incorporate trans people into this as long as, basically, they do all the medical transition and are/pretend to be very binary and gender-conforming and straight and never talk about it and totally conform to the norm. You can legally change your gender in Meelasugaado if you do all that and it is mostly socially accepted if you do all that
so, while the laws are obviously different in RÄmia, Okpa and one of XÄqesquaâs parents are Meelasugaadic and I donât think Okpaâs and XÄqesquaâs parents would have arranged a marriage between two women because thatâs just not how marriage works for them. So what I think happened is that one of them transitioned much younger than the other and so when they got married it WAS between a woman and a âmanâ (not a man but nobody knew that except maybe the other bride, and maaaaaybe FiitsĂŁnâs father if they were already with him- possibly in secret- at the time- idk when exactly he came into the picture but heâs also trans), then the other transitioned later on. In Meelasugaado they might have to get a divorce for the other wife to legally change her gender, but they donât have to do that in RÄmia (do they even have legal gender in RÄmia? It doesnât seem particularly legally important to them so it might just be social), so theyâre still married (and to Sinquisoq, now. Hashtag #myT4T4Tpolyamory)











