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Re: TG Request Thread(Read First Post)
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Originally Posted by CNash
Some writers use TG transformations as a means to place their protagonist into a "same-sex" hookup without it actually being "same-sex"; they get to explore the same kind of feelings as in regular gay erotica but in a superficially heterosexual pairing.
Alternatively, a number of writers subscribe to the theory that changing gender means changing sexual orientation, and make their newly-TGed protagonists straight "because they were straight before" or "because it's just natural". Personally, I don't like this kind of generalisation. Sexuality can be very fluid, and obviously with fantasy you have artistic licence to do pretty much whatever you want to your characters' headspaces, but I've read way too many stories where a TGed character instantly becomes a submissive fucktoy to some generic male rapist, and it really gets me down.
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Hear hear!
Let the protagonist keep his healthy male libido in that sexy female package and you have my interest.
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