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A Pinnochio whose wooden nose always gets longer when "he" says he is a real boy... Only after accepting that she is a real girl is she freed and she ends up as a beautiful doll girl with a lovely and big nose that does not grow anymore.
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Few online arguments have been more surreal to me than to watch people arguing over whether a character is trans or not, when they are talking past eachother and one side is arguing they are mtf (no surgery due to how young they are) and closeted, and the other side thinks its is being argued they are ftm.
okay so, if you're a cis person and you wanna reblog a "trans headcanons/interpretations are cool and should be defended" post then that is Cool and Good but can you please not preface any commentary with "it's okay if you headcanon them differently but"
because nobody, ever, in the history of fandom, genuinely needs to know that they can say that a character is cis. that is the default assumption, which is in fact the whole problem. when one kind of headcanon is totally ubiquitous and the other is violently stamped out at every turn, there is no need for this faux-neutral "all things are good" statement. it exists to pacify the fears of cis fans, and frankly they are not the ones being threatened.
maybe less "it's okay to have cis interpretations, but you have to tolerate trans ones too" and more "trans people will reclaim and re-interpret characters how ever they want, accept and support it"
trans person: this character shares experiences about gender stuff with me, can i read them as trans
cis fandom: no, not canon
trans person: i made a post about why they could be trans, could people read it and consider my viewpoint
cis fandom: naw it's bullshit
trans person: i did a fanart of this character as trans
cis fandom: ew
trans person: okay can me and my friends be left alone with this? we can post our art and headcanons and fics and if you don't like it you can just ignore it
cis fandom: god sjws clogging the tag with this shit go make your own tag
trans person: we made our own tags but they get flooded with triggering spam, can you call out other cis people so that this and other harassment doesn't happen as much?
cis fandom: omg some people don't have your headcanons you have to respect that! everyone gets hate sometimes!!
trans person: god i hate cis fandom
cis fandom: how coulD YOU SAY THis thing,, we RESPECt we let you have your non-canon bullshit WHY this, so mean, fucking trans people so mean, we gave you SO MUCH respect,,
You may think that the people of the internet are in dire need of your post about why a fictional character isn't trans and/or non-binary, but actually, No.
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I had a bit more of a think: the reason "you can headcanon whatever you want and if anyone headcanons different you have to respect that" as a thing bothers me is that while it's well intentioned it doesn't actually work for the same reason that "umm don't you mean equality for everyone" doesn't work. it presumes that we start from a blank state that doesn't exist.
I've seen fandoms where the creators or the consensus has decided that way, and the thing is that it doesn't reduce the amount of shit people get for reading a character as trans or non-binary or a poc or any other marginalised group. What it does do is give people who have exclusively white, cis, straight, etc. headcanons an excuse to ignore how gross and worrying that is, and anyone who tries to point it out is now the bad guy.
tl;dr you can headcanon whatever you want but that doesn't mean your headcanons are immune to criticism or the general bullshit of society
izaya orihara is nonbinary
Hey there! I remember a while back you posted a couple of headcanons about Jimmy Novak and you mentioned that one of them was that Jimmy was/is not cis. I've been thinking about this (I really like the idea and have been considering incorporating it into some fic) and I was wondering if you could clarify the nature of Jimmy's non cisness as you see it - do you think of him as a transman or as a MAAB individual who identifies outside the gender binary? Thanks!
I don't know i'm kind of fluid in my interpretation of Jimmy Novak--though my favorite is the one I talk about here. read the tags for warnings!
i thought there was going to be more to this ask, but i guess not. ah i'm sorry! i hope the link helps?
