@BemusedPan like in the same way you might say both that something is a horror story and that it contains gore, both are relevant to readers in different ways
@BemusedPan I would say both are definitely applicable/good to put! cnc is good because it communicates that it's a kink story and what sort of kink it is, dubcon is the upfront warning for anyone who might be uncomfortable reading this particular type of cnc
@BemusedPan these terms can be used to describe the same work of fiction, but one of these things (dubcon) is a broad content warning, the other (CNC) is the term for the kink itself
@BemusedPan "CNC" is the correct term- that's the term people would use for this in kink spaces to describe the activity they're engaging in. "Dubcon" is a trigger tag you use for fanfiction that means it's not entirely clear if the activity could be considered consensual
@snowdrop_drawss I'm pretty sure it's for personal reasons relating to her transition - jax's human self is on the verge of transition in 2017 and so implicitly is fully out in the modern day
@UltimaRevolver@Supertails02@a_normal_budgie@BlakeAl0@calmdown_robby basically every significant indie film project you see come out of australia is supported by screen australia - for example, the babadook, leviticus, mary and max, talk to me, lake mungo, etc. are all independent films funded by them
@UltimaRevolver@Supertails02@a_normal_budgie@BlakeAl0@calmdown_robby grant funding from a government arts programs (in this case, screen australia) is something /only/ given to indie film studios and filmmakers, not something that makes them less indie. the entire purpose of these funds is to support independent domestic projects
@minjigandu@mariliandu would you agree if someone said it would be better to cast the hunchback of notre dame as a conventionally attractive, non disabled guy because otherwise most people wouldn't feel empathy for the character?
@ElPiXeL_ @dkmbookworm you don't have to accept that this is some immutable fact that can never be changed. in the same way it wouldn't have done any good to shrug your shoulders in the 60s and go "well it would be nice if black didn't only have to play maids, but studios don't care so that's that"
@colinarmis i get what you mean but the reason they're all suddenly drawing the character that way is because of this post from the creator. before she drew this almost no fanart looked like that
@feltwelt78 have you seen the video on the big joel patreon where he debates the guy over the movie and they get into an endless circular argument over if the movie can be considered an abuser
@GJMinions@SurdgeT86504@bakujok3s the swim shorts are because swimsuit anxiety is very common in trans people, it's often intensely dysphoric because it's so revealing and gendered