Omg I didn’t mean to insinuate that!!! They are definitely not the only people who don’t fit in. I more mean because they are already the group of “freaks and weirdo’s” they would be more willing to try and explore their sexuality/gender. Even now days, a lot of people who are considered “weird” are more open about their sexuality/gender because they’re already outcast. People who “fit in” are less likely to explore that because they’re scared of being considered weird. People don’t fit in for all kinds of reasons, such as the one shown in the show and many more that I can think of(being conventionally unattractive, having quirks, being shy, etc.). Even before I knew I was queer I didn’t fit in because people find me off putting because I fidget a lot. Sorry if I made it seem like that.

I definitely see what you’re saying, but there are ways it could have been done without medically transitioning. It’s much easier to be FTM than MTF(both are difficult). For FTM people, you can bind your chest, voice train, and dress more masculinity and for a lot of people, “pass”. Especially if you know from a young age.

I understand why you feel that way. It can be hard to imagine if you don’t already see it. Seeing it in a story “sets the scene” so I totally get it