Ookami wa Tsuki ni Koi wo Suru - Ch. 31 - My True, Unfalsified Self

[middle-the-nerd]

So I interpret one's "heart being male" to mean being trans masc, but she says that's not how she feels, but then seems to describe what being trans feels like. Is it the author being too scared to include an explicitly trans character, or is the character written to be somewhat in denial, or am I reading this wrong entirely?

From what I know it's a saying in japan to describe being trans (having the heart of a man/woman)

Seems like it's more making a point of not having how they dress and act determine what they're labeled as since they still identify as female and firmly see themselves as one

I think this might be a bit of a similar situation to persona 4 where some of its commentary changes drastically due to different cultural perceptions of topics especially gender and sexuality

But also I probably just need to read the next chapter lol

 

[ShiriIsAWeeb]

"I know you like me for looking girly, but I honestly don't like it and would rather wear more boyish clothes and look more like one, and I'm not going to change my mind on this design choice anytime soon."

You could literally shorten that whole 'revelation' to ^that^, and I think a lot of guys would be fine with that if they were in front of her. Most men's clothes these days might as well be viewed as unisex at this point. As long as you know you're a woman and have the genetics for it, you're good and mentally healthy.

Now, if you're a man who wants to wear a dress and look more like a girl ... I'm stepping faaaaaar away from that topic.

Making backhanded comments like this is the exact opposite of "I'm steppin faaaaaar away from that topic." You do realise that, right?

 

[orangerain7734]

Making backhanded comments like this is the exact opposite of "I'm steppin faaaaaar away from that topic." You do realise that, right?

Don't care at this point.