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I appreciate the warning btw, absolutely warranted, if you dont think so youre probably not nb and dont really perceive it but ya it is low-key and still a bit shitty.
Yeah, I literally just read a manga about being trans the other day, Wandering Son. It's old-fashioned, you can tell from the terminology and the way they're exploring things, but it's unquestionably trans. It was published in fucking 2002. More recent examples of sapphic manga include titles such as She Likes To Cook And She Likes To Eat, or for something shorter, You, As You Are.Ah yes japan, where trans and queer people have famously never existed, yet somehow trans and lesbian autobiographical manga mysteriously pop up out of the ground.
Yeah, life's too short to get mad at unwarranted trigger warnings, or random strangers on the internet immediately assuming the worst about you while bringing their Western politics (and the mumbo-jumbo associated with it since only someone terminally online will understand those words) in the comment section.I don't really think the trigger warning in the beginning was necessary. But nothing of real importance was lost or taken away from its inclusion. It's not really worth fighting over or complaining about.
Thanks for the translation.
Trans people exist outside the US. Quite literally we exist evetywhere. Across a host of cultures and times but especially here and now in the late internet era where we have connected to one another despite borders. Get over it.Yeah, life's too short to get mad at unwarranted trigger warnings, or random strangers on the internet immediately assuming the worst about you while bringing their Western politics (and the mumbo-jumbo associated with it since only someone terminally online will understand those words) in the comment section.
I had to comment about that trigger warning page since the translator felt strongly enough to put that up so it's only fair people get to say their opinion about that. See, if that page wasn't included, most people would've commented "aww, what a cute chapter about neighbors learning out about each other" or something, but the comments section quickly turned political with its inclusion. Even Misfit Scans, one of the bigger and better translators for Mairimashita! Iruma-kun (great series), got in trouble for including US politics in their credits page (which they eventually removed).
Still, I'm just grateful someone's translating this series and we're all here to enjoy it. Really, thank you kii-chan.
I literally have no problem with trans people existing nor do I hate you or trans people just to be clear. So what's the... what's the issue here?Trans people exist outside the US. Quite literally we exist evetywhere. Across a host of cultures and times but especially here and now in the late internet era where we have connected to one another despite borders. Get over it.
you're weirdWhy you gotta bring Western politics here 🙄
And as for being "transphobic", it's FAR from it and they're BOTH pretty androgynous anyway,and they're both probably yuri anyway since the author mainly does yuriscratch that, they do make some other stuff too, but since this series in particular is a yuri series, I'm leaning toward both of them being women even though it's kinda pointless to think about drawings 😛
While I don't agree with the trigger warning and transphobia claims, I appreciate the translations of these extra chapters, thanks.
EDIT: The fact is that the author is very pro LGBT (as far as I know) so it's not offensive to them. They also didn't need to put a trigger warning or some shit, and why it ticked me off a bit because only Westerners do that. Then of course someone starts calling other people "bigots" just because they don't agree with them and THAT'S why you should leave your Western politics outta here.
I honestly don't see how the thing the warning describes [scenes where the character either has a preference, or is simply curious, and asks about the gender], can be considered a[n expression of] fear.As a member of the queer community, I appreciate the warning, by the way. This could be taken as low key transphobic, but I think it's possible to give this a generous reading of being exploratory and experimenting with sexuality. It didn't bother me, and was a pretty fun read.
Because certain people always love to play the victim and act like everything is a slight against them. Just look at doggirl above. Professional victim complex.I honestly don't see how the thing the warning describes, can be considered a fear.