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Lalala said:
Part of telling a story to kids is to think about how long their attention spans are, how long they can sit in one place and whether it'll invoke mental imagery to help the story. Either way things like gender identity or sexuality are kept far, far FAR away unless you wanna bore the kids to sleep before the stories even gotten going or, worse, get a ton of questions that interrupt it.
"Once upon a time there was a beautiful princess who was actually a prince but decided his genitalia did not reflect what he was on the inside and so decided that he was actually a princess including his male genitals which were actually female but thats not relevant to the story, this Princess who we'll refer to as 'xe/xim/xer'..."
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Slightly related to this. There are plenty of adult fiction books with LGBT characters, but that is because adults can comprehend and understand things like this far better than children can due to them obviously having a wider understanding of the world around them. Most children's books with LGBT characters are mainly factual books aimed at teaching children about those sorts of issues as preparation for entering the big wide world. A lot of children and teenagers tend to make jokes about homosexuality and transgender people because, you know, they often lack understanding and kids will be kids.

:powerlevel:-y anecdote to back up the whole kids will be kids and can often make jokes at other peoples' expense. When I was in secondary school one of the bus drivers in my town was transgender (and looked like an ugly old woman). Most of the older people who used the buses were disgusted by her, and most of the young people who used the bus (school pupils and college students) called her the "tranny bus driver". Think some kids called her that to her face, but I do remember an incident where a girl a few years above me pulled the bus drivers wig off as she was getting on to the bus.
 
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LagoonaBlue said:
Slightly related to this. There are plenty of adult fiction books with LGBT characters, but that is because adults can comprehend and understand things like this far better than children can due to them obviously having a wider understanding of the world around them. Most children's books with LGBT characters are mainly factual books aimed at teaching children about those sorts of issues as preparation for entering the big wide world. A lot of children and teenagers tend to make jokes about homosexuality and transgender people because, you know, they often lack understanding and kids will be kids.

:powerlevel:-y anecdote to back up the whole kids will be kids and can often make jokes at other peoples' expense. When I was in secondary school one of the bus drivers in my town was transgender (and looked like an ugly old woman). Most of the older people who used the buses were disgusted by her, and most of the young people who used the bus (school pupils and college students) called her the "tranny bus driver". Think some kids called her that to her face, but I do remember an incident where a girl a few years above me pulled the bus drivers wig off as she was getting on to the bus.
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See this is the thing I think Labelle misses about kids and people in general; humour isn't just a way to be mean, for a lot of people its a defense mechanism, a way of coping and a step towards understanding. Whether we wanna admit it or not a lot of people are frightened by change or difference. So what do we do? We make a silly joke about it and have a chuckle because then it becomes less scary and easier to swallow. You see a guy walking down the street in a wig and in full make up and chances are if you're not surrounded by that 24/7 you're gonna be a little weirded out. So you make a joke, have a laugh and then it becomes less weird so next time you see that person you're not gonna be weirded out. Its not a permanent solution but this idea that you can never laugh and joke about something out of the norm is actually pretty detrimental to their cause because it prevents people from having a more lighthearted view which can lead to understanding.
Labelle wants everyone, young and old, to have an instant understanding of every one of their causes without once cracking a joke and that just ain't gonna happen. Kids make jokes about homosexuals, tran.s people, crossdressers, anything that doesn't fit their world view at the time because thats how they make sense of it and incorporate it into their world view. Most will grow out of it because of this and realise that making jokes isn't the way to go but denying that stepping stone and saying they have to instantly just 'get' it all is just gonna make it harder for them and more likely to lash out against the people denying their fun.
That got spergy, Labelle is a shit artist and an even shittier role model for kids, that is all.
 
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Choice comments from the new comic.

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Default societal model for the human race - everyone is cisgender and heterosexual. You're doing it wrong.

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So fucking hard.

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Stephie? I agree, she is a killjoy. A Mary Sue one at that.

Since the comic was only just posted earlier today there's not all that many comments, so I will go back through it tomorrow to comb for more.
 
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Positron said:
Love how Labelle first makes that green-haired girl a fag-hag with no concept of personal boundary, and then makes her an irredeemable villain (i.e. the voice of reason).
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The messages in this comic are confusing, I guess she represents an outsider so at first she didn't understand about gay people and whatever Sandrat is so they explained it to her (And the reader).

But then she does the same with trans people but instead of anyone explaining anything Stephie gets in a strop and everyone socially isolates Raquel and nobody explains anything.

So I guess the moral is everyone needs to have the same mindset as Stephie or else they'll be trouble and also never question Stephie.
 
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SteelPlatedHeart said:
There does not exist a facepalm image sufficient enough to express my sheer disbelief at what I'm looking at here. Just...I'm honestly at a loss for words at this.

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Many tranny. Such dudeface. wow

LagoonaBlue said:
Choice comments from the new comic.

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Default societal model for the human race - everyone is cisgender and heterosexual. You're doing it wrong.
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Also utter bullshit.

It is default.

When the vast majority of the population is something, it is the default state.

It's like claiming having two arms and two legs isn't default because you're some fucking mutant without either.
 
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LagoonaBlue said:
Another comment from the latest strip that kinda irked me.

Someone suggests some actually decent ideas for a new storyline in the comic. Sophie bitches.

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"I want to do what I want to do." Sophie replies to constructive criticism like a child.

I totally understand someone saying "you should do this" mainly because they like it, not that it would help your story. But the best way to respond is saying "thank you, I'll keep that in mind."

Oh, I forgot, Sophie is happy in her little echo chamber with people who praise her and never give her constructive feedback and suck her girldick all day long. I honestly want to see what happens if she gets a review from a professional source that isn't party of her little posse/community. Like if she actually publishes it or does a full on graphic novel.
 
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No Sophie. You're not cute, I don't like you. You have a rotten attitude and I hate that attitude when cis people show it too. And you look like Johnathan Winters when he was playing Merth on Mork and Mindy. Geez...

I won't harass you or hurt you but damn do I not like you.

I see the comic has gone Labelle logic again while I was away.

PSA - Tranny is a seperate gender! Tranny is special! Passing and wanting to pass is transphobic and tranny erasure!

Comic - Strawgirl is wrong, Sophie is ALL GIRL! She is FEMALE! To say she isn't a girl is transphobic! Sophie passes as a female!

Comic - Tranny is different! Tranny is special! TRANNY TRANNY TRANNY! All my stories are about trannies and I point it out!

You know, most tran.s women want to be women, not scream at the top of their voice about how different they are and hang a neon sign over their girldick.
 
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redcent said:
That's all CIS people have stories about eh?

She still hasn't gotten back to me on her thoughts on ranma 1/2

And that pic... Is labill honestly trying to transition into a woman, or instead a young girl?
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Oh lord, she probably thinks Ranma 1/2 is transphobic garbage because Ranma actually changes sex instead of identifying as a gender smoothie of euphoria.
 
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