And, going off a bit on my opinion, whether Gin identifies as male or female, the girl (I can't be bothered to look up her name real quick) thinks that Gin is biologically female. Gin hiding the fact that there's a little Gin hiding in their shorts, making is deceptive if the other party is assuming she's hitting on a female partner. Also, imagine the backlash from that. It could be possible that Gin is seen as an even bigger pervert if its found out before Gin has a chance to say it themselves.
If you're seeking a same sex partner and you're cool if said partner is trans, that's all fine and dandy. All I'm saying is there's gotta be some open honesty so everybody is in the know and knows it's all good.
Sooooo, nope. Nope nope nope. I get that you don't mean anything bad by this, I understand why it sounds reasonable to you, but it's very problematic. As has been mentioned, Gin didn't do anything wrong here. Leave aside the fact that Gin is being blackmailed to even be there in drag, Gin is also -not seeking any sexual activity- here. Gin just agreed to dance lessons, had an unintentional physical response to an attractive girl, and was then seductively approached by said girl.
No person is obligated to share what's in their pants with a stranger, even if that stranger is making sexual advances. She took Gin's hand and put it on her breast without permission, and she has no right to complain if and when she finds out the truth.
Trans people face threats to their -lives- if the wrong person finds out that they're trans. They don't have to tell anybody anything unless they have decided they trust that person. If they want to have a serious, committed, sexual relationship built on trust, they are eventually going to have to trust their partner with that information, but that's -their choice-, and they don't have an obligation to anyone. Gin may or may not turn out to be trans in the end, but I will absolutely not let comments like this slide by without commentary regardless.
So, for the most part, I'm gunna respectfully agree to disagree. Not speaking in general, all I've ever given are my own opinions, but yuri's, depending on sfw or nsfw, are how I fill the need of my own lacking romance life. But past bad experiences have given the addition of penises in a yuri tag a sort of "ugh" feeling. And that's not to say that trans women with their born plumbing are "bad," just that under the yuri tag, I expect to see vaginas and vaginas I can work with.
But seriously, you, KawaiiSuika, and everybody else so high on your "defend trans rights" high horse need to actually listen the first time around. Never once did I ever imply "show your junk to strangers." If you were actually listening, I was talking about healthy romantic relationships because not everyone's past experiences (the way they grew up and how they were raised) or the way they were born (what the brain defines as attractive and not attractive) makes them okay with having a trans romantic partner and that is a reality of the world.
And, yes, there would be backlash because women can be that cruel. They can be the one to hit on a person, touch them inappropriately, and when it doesn't work out for them, they'll spin it so the victim look like the bad guy.
Let me get one last thing straight here: I'm NOT reading this manga. I tried it, saw that the yuri being tagged was not my kind of yuri (well, there was one instance in the earlier tagged yuri chapter but that was so brief and fleeting it felt unsatisfying), came to the forums, saw people shared my opinion that it wasn't classifiable as yuri (period, not making it any more specific) and wanted to put my theory why I agreed that I didn't see is as yuri because it a forum discussion board and that's what you do. But then I got people skipping over what I was actually saying to have an excuse to defend trans rights to me and that pisses me off.
Before you start going on a tangent feeling like the trans community's honor has been sullied, read the comments carefully. Make sure you're reading what's been wrote and not what you want to read and think "Did this person mean it this way or did this person mean it that way?" If there's any questions about it, ask, or hope, for clarification, but don't go assuming the worse because that's what you want.
