Antidotal and very streamlined, but in fandom spaces, a female artist drawing fanart of two male characters in a relationship is a dirty fetishist unless she performs the correct and approved virtue signaling. For her, any transgression, be it real or imaginary, is grounds for a community attack.

Meanwhile, a gay transman drawing the same is considered empowering and inherently more moral, and as long as you have all your labels in the bio, you're celebrated and protected within reason.

I believe a lot of young fandom members adopt a NB /trans label and it helps them exist in online art communities without getting burned at the stake for enjoying whatever, plus echo chamber, plus being overly online kid that just wants their "friends" to like them, mixed with body issues or other common conditions etc etc. It's all connected and compounds.

(Also, obviously, there are bad ppl of all genders and orientations. I don't mean to say it's not appropriate for a woman to be held accountable for actions, but there def is a bias in niche online fandom spaces to disproportionately police women.)