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Don't worry about it. Honestly, if people want to ping me for posts, I pretty much always have something on hand to share; Redditards, especially those of transgender alignment, are a very, very fruitful community when it comes to content. If anything, I just don't want to hog all the funnies in case anybody else wants their Kiwi updoots.Thank you @Magic Pickle I was going to page you to save us but you shouldn't have to be solely responsible for keeping this thread on topic.
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A pooner lets the general public know that she uses the fetish universe logic of omegaverse - which often utilizes canine heat cycles and other animalistic qualities in its worldbuilding - to cope with the fact that she is, in reality, just a gross little lassie. More bizarrely, OP isn't even alone: other posters report using the same strategy for self-acceptance, with one even writing that "I also "trick" myself into tidying by saying I'm getting my nest ready for my next heat." I mean, cool that you don't live in a squalid hovel, but did you have to make it a weird sex thing? (Answer: if it's a pronoun person saying it, the answer is always yes.)
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Does anyone else "trick" their dysphoria by thinking of their anatomy in omegaverse/ABO terms, or is it just me? (CW: sex, dysphoria, genitalia)
If you don't know Omegaverse or ABO, in a nutshell, it's a fanfiction genre where there are 4 to 6 common sexes. The one I'm focusing on is omega male; men who can get pregnant.
Sometimes (especially during anything sexual) it's easier/comforting to think of my self and my anatomy as an omega male with a small penis and a vaginal opening. Thinking of myself as a man born with these parts in a world where that can be typical male anatomy makes me feel less like something is wrong or off.
Does anyone else "reframe" themselves like that?