Ignoring that he does literally say "so you're doing it against your own will" before beginning his rant, (thus proving that the issue is consent, not duration) I still think that what you're describing is a very different thing from "forcefem," a fetish term with a pretty specific definition.I interpret what's being said as a distaste for the "temporary" excuse being given. That it's a chore, not a life choice.
Which is why he calls him out as a chrysalis. He sees it as inauthentic living. The fact that he's honed in and confronting that harsh truth is how i got to the force conclusion.
Cause he kinda showed up specifically to cause these problems on purpose.
Silly Goemon, the difference is years into transition. ;PWell I guess I was wrong? It's not a trans girl it's a forcefem enthusiast? (What's the difference you ask?)
don’t worry we’ll have this transfer student become a transfeM student in time.Well I guess I was wrong? It's not a trans girl it's a forcefem enthusiast? (What's the difference you ask?)
In another setting they might, but this classroom is already well used to having Ui around by now so I imagine they think little of it.don’t worry we’ll have this transfer student become a transfeM student in time.
This chapter was quite a shakeup, and I will wait to see where it goes, whether that’s the “oops all crossdressing and no trans people” route which I’ll still read and suffer through for the barest particles of transfemininity or whether the author actually has this develop beyond that (highly unlikely).
The chrysalis and butterfly symbolism does feel… very reminiscent of an egg cracking in terms of metaphor, though it does feel somewhat misplaced in the story. Overall a very mixed bag of a chapter.
Aki’s character is also very strange, as typically the “crossdresser” who does as they please and is cute no matter what due to immense self assuredness would be shunned. Or at least that’s what I think would be a more interesting plot beat. Ah well.