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phoenixyfriend · 11 months
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Who here was really into the "canon male character is actually a girl IN DISGUISE as a boy, for REASONS" subsection of gender bending fic as a teenager and has grown up to be, if not outright trans, at least a little bit Not Entirely Cis and a lot bit Queer
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bearbonespdf · 2 months
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i gender bent party poison
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violetlunette · 27 days
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These two were going to be dressed as magical girls but I couldn't think of a design for them, so I drew them in the school uniform. Silver's eyes are too big but she was so cute that I left them anyway. And we get to see her in a ponytail! (Which reminds me of Ryoko Mitsurugi from Real Bout High school.) And I think the uniform is cute, though I will modify the top in the future.
Lilia--oh, Lilia. He was a fighter the whole way here but I won in the end! (Though his eyes aren't very "Lilia.") I'm especially happy with the hair as Lilia's hair style always gives me trouble when I draw him, which is annoying because it looks so simple.
Anyway, I hope you all like these two!
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tangepr · 6 months
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bunny for no reason
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Update on my Life
What happened so far ... a long time ago ...
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I was so tired of all the talking and arguing and bickering and judging. And I thought: It's time to move on! I need some Good Omens in my life.
And lo! So much has happened lately:
I have found a new family and new friends
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photo courtesy of @bil-daddy and @docdust
I have found a new congregation (not a church!)
I became a disciple of Bildaddy the Shuite (and also a bit of a friend)
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I got a job as 666th scrivener at the @shutanictemple
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photo courtesy of @bil-daddy and @docdust
I have been promoted to 666th Senior Administrator of the Shutanic Temple
We have started an orphanage for kids (human) for a whole bunch of kids --> @shutanic-temple-orphanage
I am truly blessed with choices
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This is me with Crowley. I met her on a the rather dreary occasion of a mass crucifixion. We were both there to mourn a friend.
I feel so seen
I am assistant wedding planer at the wedding of @mrazfellco and @bil-daddy
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I have become a muse to artists
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Artworks by @lacking-hydration and by @lafakiwi-draws-archive
@shutanic-temple-orphanage is now all set up with a petting zoo. Here is a rare glimpse of its outskirts:
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me and @bil-daddy on our way to feeding the greedy bunch ...
I have my own music video now:
Loretta - You'll be a woman soon.
On January 18th @bil-daddy and my humble self opened the @shutanic-temple-art-gallery
(Stay tuned for further developments ...)
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forlovewithyou · 4 months
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Gender bending! prideyear
I keep imagining what it would be like if they were girls😉
Ah yes I know someone has already created the same theme, but this is my personal preferred version✨
Some design details:
Woody's boots also have a layer of leather protection, which should have fit better, but I just made it look better, and her holster is softer and usually lies flat.
In order for Buzz to put on the helmet as smoothly as she originally did, her breasts are wider (of course THAT breasts will also be bigger), And her hair was blonde, showing a little on the sides of her cheeks.
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m-u-n-c-h-y · 10 months
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I also went and did a Fem!Preston design, but in reality, I've had this design settled for months now. 
 Anyway, here's Prudence Garvey!
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sad-sad-gay · 6 months
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sometimes the gender fuckery overcomes you and you have to draw blackbeard as one of the models on your 1950s dress pattern
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toast-of-eden · 1 year
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I really, really like Kim Dokja as a woman in fics.
A cursory dive into men and women in ORV.
PREFACE: I love this IP as it is, I'm not a gender studies expert, and I'm a cis woman. So this is just me musing on this, and hopefully encouraging other writers and fanfic aficionados to fuck with gender roles and have fun with it.
I'm also not 100% sold that any of this was intended by the author or that other readers will like or agree with this take — a lot of it is how I, personally, have chosen to frame the text for myself.
I’ll also say that genderbending KDJ to make the Joongdok ship into a cishet one can be viewed as problematic, but I’m not really talking about the ship. More about the characterization.
I’m basically about to give you 2,000 words of this. That’s a lot. But here’s my Tl;dr
[Spoilers ahead. Also CW for some talk about SA in the webnovel.]
Just in case you don't feel like reading a 2,000 word character analysis and musing on men, women, and the treatment of gender in ORV.
Because ORV is largely told from Kim Dokja’s perspective, his view of gender and their roles is incredibly impactful on the narrative and the story we’re told.
That trickles down into how we’re shown characters and, in turn, how he values certain traits attributed to his concept of gender roles.
In the real world, pre-scenarios, he’s only seen the worst of men. From his father to his bullies to assholes at work — men just suck.
Enter Yoo Joonghyuk, the fictional hero of Ways of Survival.
YJH’s masculinity is, to Kim Dokja, what every man should really strive to be. Yes, he’s very strong and very handsome — but he's also deeply emotionally complex. He also cooks, cleans, and raised a baby all by himself, SO.
Add women to the mix: KDJ is absolutely surrounded by strong and resilient women right from the jump. We saw what Han Sooyoung and Kim Sookyoung did with the little fuzzy knowledge they had in the early scenarios. I can’t even imagine what they could have done with KDJ’s reference material.
All that combined makes female Kim Dokja just... honestly a powerhouse of a character to explore in my opinion.
Men in the "real world."
Growing up, Kim Dokja's male role models were... lackluster. At best. And Kim Dokja didn't fit any of the forms of masculinity presented to him.
His father, the first male role model in most children’s lives, was an abusive piece of shit.
At school, he was bullied by other boys.
Moreover, he wasn't able to thrive in the army, nor could he thrive in a white collar environment (see: Han Myungoh).
And why the fuck would he want to be like that guy?
So Kim Dokja's male role model was found in a web novel. Yoo Joonghyuk, a fictional character, captured his attention.
Yoo Joonghyuk is what Kim Dokja believes an ideal man should be from his beginning all the way to his end — round zero to 1863 and beyond. He wants to be like that guy.
Yoo Joonghyuk = complex, strong, deeply emotional but resilient
Men in the real world = churlish, brutish, villainous, or otherwise just meatheads.
That leads me to men in the early scenarios.
From the earliest scenarios, Kim Dokja is surrounded by strong women. Right from the jump.
Yoo Sangah adjusts to the new world almost immediately. Jung Heewon's sense of justice makes her the strongest member of the group. Han Sooyoung is a BAMF. Lee Seolhwa is the smartest person in the room and the only woman who's ever caught and held Yoo Joonghyuk's attention. Hell, Shin Yoosoung is Kim Dokja's powerhouse ward and loyal follower — to the point that she reincarnates herself without her memories to serve his purpose.
Aside from Lee Hyunsung, whom Kim Dokja often describes as a being a real stand up guy, the only man he spends real significant amount of time with is Yoo Joonghyuk.
We have to remember that this story is from Kim Dokja's perspective, so it's entirely possible that there were other men around, but that he just didn't see it that way.
At any rate, the worst, least complex characters are often the men of the story. This is especially true of the men in the early scenarios, which show Kim Dokja’s POV a little more straightforwardly, so I’m going to use them as primary examples.
Take, for example, Chapter 17: Ep. 4 - Line of Hypocrisy, II. Here, Kim Dokja has come upon a disheveled Jung Heewon who's dying in the street with her "jacket...half removed and a bit of her skirt...torn," left for dead lying in the streets, slowly dying from poison gas. He assumes she's been sexually assaulted.
He quickly figures out who the attackers are, because they try to attack him too. When Uriel starts a bounty scenario to take the villains down, Kim Dokja says this:
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And again:
Men in the real world = churlish, brutish, villainous, or otherwise just meatheads.
Let's get even more literal here.
Take, for example, Song Minwoo, a bully from the pre-scenario world who shows up during the scenarios as a literal monster.
This is a villanous male in Kim Dokja's life who, coincidentally, has some of the same knowledge as him, having read some of the chapters of Ways of Survival. And he learned nothing, except how to bully better.
Yo FUCK that guy.
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Let's go for another example.
Quality Assurance Dept. Deputy Yoon Sangho and the Mino Soft coin farm.
Coincidentally (completely on purpose) in the same chapter we meet Song Minwoo, we're introduced to another male character who was actually not antagonistic IRL.
Guess what? He's antagonistic now.
As a quick recap, when Kim Dokja gets there, he finds that the coin farm has captured Han Sooyoung. They plan to "make content" with her, and Yoon Sangho offers Kim Dokja a first go at her if he gives them more resources.
Read panels left to right, top to bottom.
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Ew.
So much ew.
ANYWAY. Will reiterate the pattern here:
Men in the real world = churlish, brutish, villainous, or otherwise just meatheads.
I don't think it's a stretch for sexual violence to be considered a man's weapon. I also don't think it's a stretch to imagine that Kim Dokja, in spite of knowing this, won't attribute it to gender verbally — he'll just show us how he sees it. That's... kind of his thing.
Let's touch on Yoo Joonghyuk as Kim Dokja's Masthead for just a second before getting into the women of ORV.
I won't get into the later scenarios too much, because a majority of the new male characters are transient aside from Yoo Joonghyuk and his various regressions. And then we get POVs from (ahem) other characters.
So I'll get into YJH's regressions.
I've really hammered in how much men suck in ORV, but not really much about why Yoo Joonghyuk isn't like that. He's Kim Dokja's companion. His foil. (The love of his life.)
This is where things get complicated, because this guy is literally Kim Dokja's role model and, in a lot of ways, the center of his universe.
But that's why it's also most interesting part.
Yoo Joonghyuk remains the masthead. And it's not for his physical strength.
In spite of all of his changes in personality, he's still the same person underneath, who's fundamentally lonely and depressed as all hell. He's seen lifetimes of loss and goes on to transcend humanity, time, and space to become a fucking god. Even so, he perseveres through it to find the very end.
That emotional resilience and strength is what Kim Dokja admires in his only male role model.
Now let’s turn our eyes to the women in ORV.
Oh, this is so juicy.
The characters that show the most development in both the short and long time, with the exception of Lee Hyunsung, are women. I'm just gonna name some of the women in the early scenarios. There are so, so, so many other examples, from constellations to YJH's mentor, etc.
In order of appearance (I think):
Yoo Sangah
The most adaptable character of the earlier chapters
She starts chapter 1 as a high-achieving, kind of prim lady. She very quickly makes a deal with her constellation to become a badass who wears a catsuit, becoming stronger and stronger, kicking asses and taking names. She's also still good with kids.
Once it's established she's not a love interest, though, her prominence largely fades from the story. Side-eye.
Jung Heewon
Literally the best person KDJ knows. The moral high-ground and trauma-buster.
As previously mentioned, her first appearance in ORV is as an SA victim. Within about 10 minutes of reading time, she shows that she's able to put aside her trauma and discomfort to get shit done (a very traditionally masculine trait, by the way). She serves as the absolute good of KimCom and is often portrayed at the angel on his shoulder. She's also one of the strongest characters in the series by the end.
Shin Yoosoung
The little girl who believed she was evil, and eventually became it until she defied her fate.
A little girl who will one day become a villain. It can't be understated how complex this girl's trauma is from the moment we meet her, especially knowing that her fate is to be betrayed and trapped in slavery for all of eternity.
Kim Sookyung
The Wanderer King, Kim Dokjas mother, a false villain.
Fate did Kim Sookie dirty.
First of all, she introduced Kim Dokja to reading and the joy of reading things again and again, which eventually led him to Ways of Survival.
When Kim Dokja killed his abusive father as a young child, she framed herself so that she'd take the fall for the incident.
She wrote a book to collect royalties and help him live an independent life while she was in prison. To protect him from the truth, she let herself be the villain to her own son.
He held onto that — he was bullied in school because of her, and he didn't know the truth. So he resented her.
And when the truth came out, and Kim Dokja realized she wasn't the villain, she was eaten by the Fourth Wall. Holy shit. Of course, she was spit right back out when Dokja begged for it, but holy shit.
Long story short: not only was she not a villain, she maintained an unconditional familial and selfless love for Kim Dokja and protected him from the worst trauma imaginable by taking on the role of a villain.
Kim Dokja as a woman.
In my opinion. Just mine. Based on all the above.
Kim Dokja as a woman in explorative fics is fascinating to me.
As someone who's never resonated with traditionally masculinity, admired the story for what it was, defied it in the way he did, and admired the protagonist in a deeply emotional way, I just... just...
AH.
Ruthless, cunning, manipulative, largely (largely) asexual (we don't have to get into that here), and probably (maybe?) aromantic (definitely aromantic) — these are all traits that subvert traditional femininity too.
And I have to say — the family of cishet wiil-they-won't-they tropes could also be greatly subverted here, because this isn't a romance. It's a story about companionship.
I want emotional intimacy without the physical intimacy. I want the physical intimacy without the emotional intimacy. I want platonic love explored without emotional or physical intimacy at all.
But most importantly, I want it from a female character. Because I think that would be fucking cool. I’m tired of “woman with bow and arrow hates dresses and isn’t like other girls,” and I’m also tired of, “woman likes dresses but goes so super traditionally feminine that she eschews any masculine traits at all.” There’s a flavor of empowerment in both. But I want to see a next evolution, pleeeease.
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meaniezuchinni · 2 months
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Older gene playing with gender.
-encouraging mom's curl patter he has
-dad's stache (baby stache)
-latest instrument fixation
T shirt says Zentipede. Skirt polka-dot.
(Pencil sketch)
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phoenixyfriend · 6 months
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God I know Zoro is commonly understood as gay, but there is such a strong energy in me for Zoro/fem!Sanji with nigh-identical dynamics to canon, equally as bitchy and rivals and all that, just with an added risk of having to go to Chopper with a bun in the wrong kind of oven.
(Though tbf, manga Zoro is just really demi/gray-ace and could be bi, and also it's a possibility for trans man Sanji, so it doesn't even need to be a genderbend, fem!Sanji just the conversation that the groupchat was having when I started Thinknig…)
Sorry I am weirdly obsessed with pregnancy AUs
I do not have the energy to jump fandoms again, but I need to read some "Sanji and Zoro have to go to Chopper for an Incident" one-shots.
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microgeneration · 10 months
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Vogue Italia, 1990
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saikyo-rat · 3 months
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I need to say this
Do you ever just see a gender bent of a canonical male character and think “they would not be femme” because you just feel like them being a woman would make them butch. Because I feel that way with a lot of gender bent designs. And if they are feminine in at least some way I don’t think they are “wear a dress/bikini version of their default outfit” feminine because I feel some of them would slightly alter their outfits while others would not change their looks at all. And also there’s the fact that “they would not be skinny” because a lot of times they end up looking like some women who is cosplaying as them and not the original character.
I guess what I’m trying to say is I don’t mind people making female versions of male characters and vice versa but I prefer it if they barely change their appearance because honestly you don’t really need to change a lot of them to swap their gender. In fact you can just use their default appearance with absolutely no changes and say “that is them as a woman” and I would agree. Plus even though making gender bent and making trans headcanons are totally different things. That doesn’t mean that you can’t take a canonical male character and say “I think they’re a trans woman” or “they feel like they’re nonbinary in some way” but don’t feel like their gender identity would 100% change the way they look and act.
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tangepr · 7 months
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i forgot to post this yuri gilmiya here didnt i.....
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str4wb3rry-guy · 1 year
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abolish gender-bending cis characters
make 'em trans you pussies
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evilhorse · 1 year
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Excalibur #32
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