/lgbt/ - LGBT

pre-op trans man maybe.

>>1775
trans men, after years of testosterone and top surgery, tend to have a MUCH larger (and more sensitive) clitoris, no tits (obviously) a deeper voice, facial hair growth, they likely have different hair styles in general, they have different fat structures due to fat redistribution from HRT, etc etc etc.

tl;dr boys with vaginas have literally altered their body chemistry to be more masculine, and their body changes to match it.

side note: i also prefer boys with vaginas. t-dicks are literally the best.

>>1775
He's making a joke and doesn't actually think that and in typical Internet fashion people think the guy who doesn't get the joke and responds to it with a cringey autistic freakout is based or something which is the reason this screenshot exists

>>1775
the way steins;gate handled rukako is genuinely sickening, but then why would you become invested in the literal big bang theory of moege in the first place?

>>1816
qrd for people who arent gay and dont play this??

>>1817
my memory is a bit fuzzy, here's what i remember: it was a running joke, that the mc would be totally attracted to them, if they "weren't a guy", which i find distasteful in retrospect. throughout the plot there's various timeline shenanigans resulting from the mcs goal of saving his childhood moeblob and they usually involve sacrificing something important. in one timeline ruka becomes a girl and it concludes by reverting the change for aforementioned plot reasons, during which she laments never being able to be a girl or acting on her obligatory attraction to the mc.

>>1818
didnt read the vn but its weird in the anime how mc straight up molested this character to check if she had a penis

>>1816
>the literal big bang theory of moege
/a/ zoomer regurgitated opinion lmfao

>>1818
>which i find distasteful in retrospect
uygha is getting mad at how a fictional character acts lmfao

>>1824
damn, i really wanted this to be my own original hack review. admittedly steins;gate is a fairly interesting mystery anime on first watch. i even bought the latest vn edition years ago, but playing it made me realize the story itself is nothing special. it desperately wants to look smart and make you to forget it's chuuni at core (hence the bbt comparison). even though some call it a charage, the characters themselves didn't prove interesting enough for me to keep me playing, they resemble sitcom-tier archetypes more than anything.
>>1825
no, i'm mad at the author for playing the otokonoko trope completely straight aside from the added timeline confusion. there is a shared commonality between ruka, chihiro and "traps" following the sense of the word. they act as visual stimulation for the viewer, while as characters all of them are in some sense "punished" for being feminine. i'd like to think someone having the capicity to conceive of a human male looking like a woman would have some grasp on the nature of gender, yet apperently there is a disconnect between fetishization and understanding.