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"Always out of place. Do I belong somewhere? Am I ever going to feel comfortable?"

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Sometimes I think I should be less impulsive but like, there's no way I don't take the opportunity to meet KK Harvey...

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@StayFrosty_11 @blairewilsonprj So then what's the carter hart experience? I'm not assuming anything I am directly asking you what you mean when you say the Carter Hart experience.

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@H4L1909 @EmmaMci Woman judge is irrelevant because we are not the court of law. She said she was not judging on morality, just that there was not enough evidence to prove beyond reasonable doubt. That's not innocent. His actions were morally disgusting.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel The narrator does not trump the events in the story.

Otherwise Kiku would be considered a man. Try again.

If Oda wanted Yamato to be a woman he would have written him as one. He has no issue writing women. Stay mad I guess 🤷

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel I'm listening to what the character literally says and how everyone in the story refers to him. There's no interpretation here. Please read.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel You're telling me the narrator panel was incorrect. Crazy! It's almost like it can be wrong!

Yamato tells you who he is, and it is likely he knows himself best. Not gonna continue arguing with a transphobe.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel Based on what. He idolizes and wants to be like someone, that's literally how a lot of trans identities start.

Again, just say you're transphobic and move on. Yamato tells you who he is, the SON of Kaido. That would make him trans. Cry about it.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel Narrator does not trump what the character literally tells you.

Is Kiku a man since her narrator panel says she's Izos younger brother? No, she's still treated as a woman because that is what she identifies with. It's really not that hard to not be transphobic lmfao

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel Why does it matter why though? Yamato is still valid in telling you he's a man. That's literally what it means to be trans, to identify with a gender that does not match your birth sex.

There is no mention of will, nor do any other characters with inherited will similar.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel That's not what he says. He says SON of Kaido. Stop intentionally ignoring what the literal story says.

Just because you're ignorant doesn't mean the story just changes lmfao. He uses male pronouns, Wano views him as male, he is accepted as SON of Kaido. Try again I guess.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel All of Wano is not just feeding a delusion. He is seen as male in Wano society. This is shown throughout the arc. He uses masculine pronouns through the arc, not on occasion.

Says his name is Yamato, what comes after that? That's right "SON of Kaido" not Momo's father.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel Yeah, I see, reading comprehension is hard for you.

If it really was about just being Oden, he would be adamant to calling himself Oden. He doesn't though, implying his gender is not simply based on Oden. Really not that hard to understand.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel Literally not the case. Try again.

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@JoveJoved @sheseviel Interesting. None of these are the actual story. Try again.

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@BGEwDragon @sheseviel I'd agree except he says "I'm Yamato, Son of Kaido" implying his gender identity is not just because of Oden.

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@piaox1tb @sheseviel Idk seems pretty easy to comprehend. Sounds like a skill issue on your end.

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@MalDungeonM @Drungodurk @LuffyVL_56 Aw someone's mad. Go cry about it.

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@MalDungeonM @LuffyVL_56 Ohhh, you're just transphobic. Got it.

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@Drungodurk @MalDungeonM @LuffyVL_56 Someone's gender is not the same as who is the strongest since someone's gender is based on how that person sees themselves vs if others accept someone as the strongest.