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Are you sure this is your question? Are you sure you didn’t want to ask me about my stance on chocolate icecream cake? Or free money? You want to ask me about robot assfucking??!
My thoughts on it is that it’s the A+ #1 absolute best thing ever. It’s the thing I was waiting for my whole life. It was a huge part of why I got into this fandom, because finally I’d found a place with THE EXACT BEST COMBINATION OF ALL MY WANTS AND NEEDS.
A place that catered to all of my needs. A place that made me comfortable.
Lemme first say that these are my feelings as a trans person. A transgender person who experiences anywhere from mild to severe bottom dysphoria (a link, since a lot of people seemed genuinely baffled by the very concept) depending on my current headspace. And, LBH, robuttfuckin’, as far as things drawn by cis artists, is the only way to be/pretty much the only way I feel comfortable anymore now that the overwhelming majority of cis artists don’t think it’s good enough anymore to leave a valve as an ambiguous, alien, self-lubricating orifice where the viewer can make their own decision on if they want to mentally superimpose any array of their favorite human-based holes onto the scene or just sit back and appreciate alien sex for alien sex. In that context, it’s something that makes a lot of sense in the context of a fandom that, like pretty much every other fandom, has mainly m/m ships, where this is an established thing for the grand majority of m/m porn.
…Unless we’re talking about artists/writers whose bodies and/or identities are not cisnormative, in which case they are in the place to make that decision on whether they want to tilt that anatomy towards a less-ambiguous representation and make that into a body more coded like their own, to own their bodies and their sexuality, to present a body that empowers and validates the never-catered-to. That is something worthy of high respect. That, as opposed to a cis person who is doing it first and foremost to represent themselves and has absolutely no interest in staying in their own lane. The stance and motivations of that second party were made very, very clear by how that cis part of the fandom chose to respond to the thoughts of a transgender person whose experiences conflicted with what they chose to believe was the absolute singular valid trans opinion on the subject. I.E., the one most convenient for them. They are confirming and re-confirming that I should not trust cisgender people to hold transgender people’s wellbeing in mind unless it directly benefits them.
…..But those are just my thoughts.
I really don’t know how you intended me to interpret the question and, forgive me here, but given the shit that’s been happening it felt the teeniest bit like a leading question, so I tried dipping into a couple of different response choices.
I also hope I was able to make it clear that these replies are based on what makes me comfortable as a trans person. They are a product of my own experiences, are only meant to represent one subset of trans experiences, and in no way, shape, or form meant to imply trans people and trans bodies are anything less than valid and beautiful by default. No matter what kind they are, and regardless of whether the person loves the form that their body has already taken or has decided that they want to change things to reflect what they feel is the truest version of themselves.