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my bunny boy taylor! he likes to crossdress and deadlift 200 kg in heels

"Sweet Buns" is a concept that I'm tossing around in the background. This upcoming year I hope to start producing another comic alongside "Roses for Avalon", not sure yet how I'm going to manage but I got so many comics I wanna make!

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Keaton

You could try what Zummeng does; go one page at a time and alternate between the two comics?

DAJ

God yes

pj wolf

Oh. So Taylor is a part of the buns crew. Huh.

Euphonetics

I love the concept for sweet buns! Will there be drag kings and drag things? Or will it just be queens?

Euphonetics

A lot of this contributes to the overwhelming amount of sexism, biphobia, and tendency for people to violently enforce their personal definitions of what an identity is "allowed" to include. A prominent example? Some trans people do not acknowledge other queer people unless they meet certain standards (such as binary gender expression and gender-affirming surgery) or, in some cases, unless they also experience gender dysphoria. Exclusively gay and lesbian people will decry bisexuality as nonexistent. Why? Why are so many gay men horrible to women?

Euphonetics

Systemic pressures, abuse suffered under that system, lead people to question or even hate the parts of them that don't fit the typical mold. A defense response (no inherently bad) is to actively celebrate those parts, even defiantly. That's the power of pride events, why queer societies celebrate sexuality and lewdness itself. The problem is that when you're attacked for years for not fitting the mold, you have to work hard to have confidence in the who you are, in the definition you carve out for yourself. But then you meet someone queer who doesn't fit your new mold of queerness, or even criticizes it. That's triggering, you lash out, and the most common queer "norms" become the new typical that shuns the rest of their community

Euphonetics

It depresses me how much infighting our community has. We entrench ourselves because we felt we had to, and then we attack others who we should embrace because, if our definition of what Gay or Trans means isn't what we thought it is? The questioning comes back, the self-hatred, and the guilt of any other times we've attacked our community. People double down in denial, and the cycle of abuse continues

Euphonetics

...Sorry for the rant, I think about this stuff a lot. Also, everything I said is subjective, I love hearing others' thoughts