Wish since I accepted being fluid has also been genderfluid and knowing that has made writing them so much easier.
I feel more fluid than ever to create my comics. That leads me to modern day where I read Loki Agent of Asgard and for the first time when reading a comic I felt like “Wow that is really something I can relate to.” Seeing in the last days arc them flipping genders, choosing not to chose, it felt liberating. It felt so right after really trying to understand it. Then just a few month later it hits me that’s what I am. I knew I wasn’t just a woman so in my head I couldn’t be trans and genderfluid didn’t make sense.
So my girlfriend and my best friend after I move to the city I currently live in tell me that I am most likely genderfluid and I laughed at it made a lame joke like “Pick one” and went on with my days. I finally got to start working out some of my identity crisis with writing Wish eventually deciding she would be a trans superhero after years of trying to decided what wish really was because I wasn’t sure what I was. About a man who becomes super powerful when he turns into a woman (That’s the terminology I would have used then). She Hulk becomes inspiration for Wish my first real comic book idea. I knew that sometimes I wanted to be a girl that a part of me was female.Ĭut to years later I finally get into western comics with Runaways and She Hulk. Every time I think of identity Crisis, lets just say it isn’t a pleasant feeling. I never spoke to anyone about it, I wasn’t even sure of all the right terms. Answer (1 of 8): Frankly, although I enjoy DC, I am still wary of Identity Crisis. Yet it did lead me to thinking I was trans but I never felt right about it. When the spouse of a JLA member is brutally murdered, the entire super-hero community searches for the killer, fearing their own. So I seeked out more stuff like that read a bunch of manga that I should not have had access to at my age and likely wasn’t good for my development. Here is where I started to question my gender I tried to tell myself I was more a perv then anything but no I knew somewhere inside it was more. I also read some books and stuff with that kinda theme going around but while searching for these episodes online I found Ramana 1/2 the manga. Heartwarming TearJerker Trivia WMG YMMV Create New 'Anyone who puts on a costume paints a bulls-eye on his familys chest. They were my favorite I didn’t know why and that was a story arc in almost all 90’s cartoon be it bodyswap or otherwise.
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I began questioning my gender as a kid maybe 12 years old with gender bender episodes of TV shows but even before that point of really questioning i was always drawn to them. I wanted to share this as a member of the #TRANScendents (Still totally open to all non cisgender people) and as a lover of comics. I’ve seen a lot of these and I have a lot of stories to tell about how comics have effected me, how I got into them, the levels of comics I got into but a very important comic book story I think is the one that ties into my gender identity.
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