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To My Beloved Royalty...

A little Irma/Irving exposition, to help illustrate their view on their gender.
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Isn't this just recapping this strip? http://the-princess.funonthe.net/index.php?action=comics&cid=17

Submitted November 24, 2013 at 9:28PM



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Sara seems... kinda upset by this.

Submitted November 24, 2013 at 9:33PM



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Isn't this just recapping this strip? http://the-princess.funonthe.net/index.php?action=comics&cid=17

Absolutely. I think it bears repeating and after all: Irma didn't share that with Sarah. But yes.... I was thinking of the bery strip you mention.






Submitted November 24, 2013 at 11:14PM



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I love how torn between Sarah's and Irving's points of view I've been. I really empathize for both.

Sarah's face though... :-(

Submitted November 24, 2013 at 11:29PM



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Yay! As I'm genderqueer/fluid (agender some days) myself, it's great seeing someone like me show up Smile

Submitted November 25, 2013 at 1:25AM



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Pacce: I got the same impression. Gender fluidity is probably a new concept to her, so maybe she's just getting defensive because she thinks she's being made fun of (and to be fair, the way Irma explained her thought process does seem to imply that Sarah chose to be a girl and used to be a boy), in which case hopefully any misunderstanding can be cleared up quickly without fallings out Smile

Submitted November 25, 2013 at 5:52AM



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I really look forward to how Sarah will react to this!

Submitted November 25, 2013 at 3:56PM



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I too got the idea that Sarah thinks Irma is making a mockery of something that is very fundamental to her--her identity. It's probably also causing her a bit of self-doubt--if Irma has no definite idea what s/he is, how can Sarah?

Submitted November 25, 2013 at 5:25PM



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This strip captures the difference between trans and gender queer quite nicely.

Submitted November 26, 2013 at 1:00PM



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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
I'd like to give thanks that this comic is here.
Thank You

Submitted November 28, 2013 at 10:45AM



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This strip captures the difference between trans and gender queer quite nicely.

I'm so glad I got it right!






Submitted November 28, 2013 at 7:59PM



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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
I'd like to give thanks that this comic is here.
Thank You

I'm grateful for you and all my readers!






Submitted November 28, 2013 at 8:00PM



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omgosh haha! My mum kept telling me Irma was 'just like you' and I thought it funny. But s/he turns out to be gender fluid also?! That's just amazingly cool to me. like "Hey! I'm represented too!" 


I have a unisex name, so on one hand what ever I feel like in the morning I'm still 'me'. That helped when I was younger. But at the same time, I couldn't just use my name as a heads up to how I feel, which as a teen, was frustrating. 


Submitted December 7, 2013 at 8:43PM



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This concludes my archive binge/catch-up! I'm lacking sleep, having to stay up late to work, but I hope this makes sense: 

I've rewound a bit to say this: I've always liked Irma and it's great seeing them explicitly stated as gender fluid-- not saying they wasn't fine as they were, but it's just good to have representation that isn't mostly context.

As a non-binary person, I appreciate what you've done with Irma/Irving here and in the strips after this- ESPECIALLY addressing that they were accused of "pretending" (which is sadly a common sentiment we [genderqueer people] get from the rest of the MOGAI community, even today). It's not something that gets addressed too much. 

Submitted August 8, 2014 at 2:52AM



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