#nonbinary!sophie

[the-crooked-library]

the best canon detail they've ever revealed about Parker Leverage is that she will forget your deadname the moment you tell her your actual proper name. she knew Sophie for two years and in season 3 post-name-reveal it's still "🤨who's Sophie?". Parker my beloved I would give you the moon and stars except you could probably steal them all yourself tbh.

[sleeplessdreamer14]

baby trans (ftnb genderqueer pre-op) and elder trans (ftm + top surgery & hrt)

reference from mellon_soup on pintrest

[junkboxcorner]

"Like Father Like Daughter" - 2024

[My Carrd | My Ko-Fi | Commissions OPEN]

[song-of-baldy-ron]

Im officially on the “make Sophie Beckett an NB/MtF or FtM trans person” now esp after watching S3P2

Even as a cis person I can see that this trans Cinderella story just writes itself COME ON NOW

[pridebicons]

nonbinary transfem sophie pride icon

requested by anon

like/rb if using + credit

[jetwhenitsmidnight]

Sargassa by Sophie Burnham

Release date: 8 October 2024

Genre: adult speculative fiction

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Synopsis

In a world where Rome never fell, an unlikely group of protagonists are ready to burn down the empire in the first of this new speculative trilogy.

Selah Kleios is twenty-two years old and suddenly one of the most important women in the empires. The role of Imperial Historian is her birthright, something she’s been preparing for since birth--but she was supposed to have more time to learn the role from her father, the previous Historian. In the wake of her father’s sudden and shocking assassination, Selah finds herself custodian of more than just the Imperial Archives. There’s also the question of the two puzzling classified items her father left in her care—an ancient atlas filled with landscapes that don’t exist, and a carved piece of stone that seems to do nothing at all.

Soon, though, it becomes clear that the Iveroa Stone is more than just a slab of rock. With the reappearance of an old lost love who’s been blackmailed into stealing it for an unknown entity, Selah finds herself in a race to uncover the mysteries the Stone holds. But she isn’t the only one with an interest in it—she’ll have to contend with the deputy chief of police, an undercover spy, and her own beloved half brother along the way. What begins as an act of atonement and devotion ultimately pulls her into the crosshairs of deep state conspiracy, the stirrings of an underground independence movement, and questions that threaten to shake the foundational legitimacy of Roma Sargassa’s past, present, and future.

Content warnings

Death, murder, violence

Sexual assault, sexual harassment, mentions of rape

Slavery

Classism

Misogyny, patriarchy

Unintentional misgendering

Enbyphobia, slight homophobia

Review

Thank you to NetGalley for an ARC!

Not gonna lie, the beginning is pretty rough. The first 20% introduces brand new PoV chapters one after the other, with each PoV character being in a different place doing different things, plus time jumps, which made it hard to understand who's who and what's going on. I seriously considered DNFing, but I am so glad I decided to push through.

Once all the main characters have been established, the book kicks into gear. The plot is fast-paced and engaging, the story beats are on point and the build-up leading to the reveal at the end was so well-executed, I couldn't put it down. Speaking of the big reveal, looking back, there are elements that make so much more sense in hindsight, which shows how the author really thought everything through.

One part that was kind of lackluster for me was the characters. There isn't anything wrong with them, and objectively, the character work is great! But I just couldn't connect with any of them. The romance sub-plots are also kind of meh. I didn't dislike them, but I also didn't root for them.

At its heart, though, this book is about classism and injustice. The author does an excellent job of tackling these themes with the portrayal how the caste system works, as well as how the system is built to discriminate against the lower class while protecting the upper class. I find this especially timely, with everything going on in the world right now. This book is brimming with visceral rage, from rage against the system of oppression, to rage against personal injustices.

Besides the rough beginning, this book is fantastic, with a brilliant plot and well-developed world-building and themes. I cannot wait to read the sequel!

[transbookoftheday]

Ciel by Sophie Labelle

Ciel is excited to start high school. A gender non-conforming trans kid, Ciel has a YouTube channel and dreams of getting a better camera to really make their mark. Ciel can always rely on their best friend, Stephie, a trans girl who also happens to be a huge nerd. But their friendship begins to feel distant when Stephie makes it clear she wants the fact that she’s trans to be less visible now that they’re in high school. While navigating this new dynamic with Stephie, Ciel is also trying to make a long-distance relationship work with their boyfriend Eiríkur, who just moved back to Iceland. Add to the mix a cute swim star named Liam, and Ciel’s life is becoming more complicated by the minute!

[rynwayfarer]

Day 41 - Pride

Happy Pride Month everyone. ft. a bunch of my LGBT Characters

[littleblackraincloudofcourse]

Admittedly I used to want Benedict's season to be pushed back as long as possible (because I am greedy for as much of him as possible), but after seeing him adrift and without purpose during season three, I am more than ready to see his season next and hope that his search for Sophie leads him back to his love of art as well

[sleeplessdreamer14]

back at it again with the mermay art, this time featuring @fiendishfan’s Ilyssabeth (trans-universal cousin) and @sailingthespiral’s Eugene (adoptive brother)

[yourfavealbumisgender]

The "Pretty Little Lightning Paw" EP by Thee Silver Mountain Reveries is Nonbinary!

requested by @draculaugust

[synonymroll648]

practice transmasc sophie drawing :) 

[flori-doodles]

Sophie in 2D?

Honestly? Gender.

thank you for the ask!

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[ineffablejaymee]

when i say im nonbinary but in many ways still a girl, i mean im still my mothers daughter and i just spent an ungodly number of hours translating every song from Mamma Mia! and writing it down by hand so my mom can watch our favourite movie and understand every part of it after i move out

[girlkomaeda]

Link x zelda and howl x Sophie quite honestly are sapphic relationships to me. Forever. Yuri is in the eye of the beholder

[transbookoftheday]

Gender Is Really Strange by Teddy G. Goetz and Sophie Standing

What does it mean to be trans? Non-Binary? Gender Expansive?

What parts of gender come from society? What parts come from within?

How much is biology, and how much is socialization?

Part of the Really Strange series, this science-based graphic medicine comic addresses these questions and more, revealing the inherent messiness of gender identity and sex. A mysterious amalgam of biology and society, inherently sensed, yet societally-defined, the complexity of gender is revealed through examining neuroscience, biology, hormones, mental health, behaviour and how much of gender comes from society.

Exploring theories, thinkers, terminology, history and gender cultures around the world and across different religions, this easy-to-understand and engaging book will help you to question perceived norms and engage critically with your own gender identity. Get ready to break down the binary B.S. and celebrate gender in all its messy glory!