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I had no idea this on here! have the physical versions (it’s in English y’all should go get that if you like it wink wink), the first volume is extremely confronting, viscerally so. I appreciate their story deeply, since it talks about how society and trauma inflicted by a system seeped in gender inequality can deeply impact your own connection to gender as a queer person.
Hey guys if you're interested here some non-binary representation! https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/jibun_no_karada_wo_yurusu_made/
"Poppy Pesuyama's autobiographical tale confronts the traumas of gender dysphoria and workplace sexual harassment.
"I feel relieved when I see "neither" in the gender field."
Pesuyama, who is non-binary, was very excited to be a manga assistant. But it was before being sexually harassed by their employer, manga artist X, because of their feminine body. They come to hates the body they were born with, and are no longer able to draw manga.
While confronting their past, their friends, and their parents, they depicts the process of "loosening" their own body."