Why on earth would I want to punch around when people like you are busy punching down
If "punching down" means being wary of problematic actors and niches within a subsection of a community you happen to fall under is "punching down," sure. At this point I wouldn't be surprised if you WERE into that stuff, but guessing aside I don't know why you're getting worked up when I specified a SMALL BUT LOUD subject of the community. Want me to spell it out for you how a small subsection of a community with a fetish for "detrans" and "misgendering" is hurtful to the community at whole and perpetuates stereotypes of us all being into this for a fetish or kink? I really need to spell it out for? You sure seem to be able to give out feedback but not take any.
Right, and I said to be cautious with ftm content, gave a reasoning when you asked, you had a problem with my reasoning.
And if it is biased than I apologize, but better safe than sorry, but of course it's up to the developer. Of the reasons I've mentioned, we can rationalize why ftm content is rarer. For what it's worth, hope the result is to your liking but just don't want it to open the floodgates to those kinds of people.
You literally called trans mascs 'cuntboys' amongst other slurs, but you're now acting like you have our best interests at heart by gatekeeping kink. If you think some of us having a kink based on our unique traumas is the problem, you're singling us out. MANY kinks exists that can be harmful when taken on by the oppressor. Most kinks exist within a power dynamic. If you always ignore that, then I don't see why I should think what you're saying about trans mascs interacting with power dynamics in kink carries any weight.
Firstly, I've done no rule-breaking or committed any ban-worthy offense.
Secondly, your random insertion of comparison between two terms against the fabric of subjective social morality does nothing but highlight the probability that you don't have a single real response to anything I've said, much less any logical reasoning behind why you personally find it problematic.
Lastly, your entire response has shown that you are the one doing the "pearl-clutching," here. You are clearly very bothered by the fact that people don't appreciate being called slurs, which leads me to believe you carry fragility because you are most comfortable when you are allowed impunity over your words, and feel intolerable discomfort when you may have to face the harm they might cause.
I will leave you with this question: if your comfort depends on ignoring the comfort of other people, or lessening it, then is that comfort worth it to you in the end?