In stories where the whole world changes…

[The First One]

Do you think it's necessary to establish how whatever's going on effects trans or non-binary people?  I mean if the story takes place in a world where women are and have always been massive and super strong I guess it can be handwaved as gender being a lot more binary/less flexible than in the real world, but otherwise I kind of feel a need to address it, while trying not to undermine the fantasy elements.  Can anyone else relate to this, and if so how do you handle it?

[The First One]

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[bertmacklinsbrother]

I've also had the same thoughts about "New World Order" stories where only women are affected by changes and where the trans and non-binary communities fit into the narrative.  Of course its going to depend on the person, but most go with the "Virus only affects XX Chromosomes" line of reasoning, which is certainly a more neutral approach, though rarely in those stories are trans people involved to the point where the readers would see how they are/aren't affected physically and socially.

There's also a side of the community that embrace the gender bending side of muscle growth anyways, but those stories (including my own) tend to still be focused on CIS males and females.  I've been wanting to include more trans and non-binary perspectives in my stories, but its difficult for me as a CIS male to properly convey that point of view, I'll admit.  Plus there is a difference between including those perspectives in stories as a means of broadening the breadth of characters and personalities, and purely servicing a kink.  It's a fine line to walk to be sure, even among stories that are supposed to be fetishy!