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Trans Male with Female

Media featuring trans men who are in relationships with women, and trans boys who are attracted to girls.

This includes trans men who are in relationships with trans women, such as Southern Comfort (2001) and Oliver Jähnke's 2021 interview with Johannes and Wilhelmina. It also includes media where characters could be interpreted as trans male, but could also be interpreted differently, such as Na Marei (2024) and Tomboy (2011).

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Steven Dain in the 1985 documentary What Sex Am I? He is a light-skinned man with short grey hair, and a greying brown beard. He is wearing a white collared shirt. He is sitting in his backyard, with a wooden fence behind him.
Documentary
1985
United States of America

What Sex Am I?

Two American trans men, including Steve Dain, are interviewed about their transitions, childhoods, experiences of discrimination, goals for the future, and overall lives. Trans women are also interviewed.

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Five images displayed side-by-side, all excerpts from manga pages. The central image shows the cover of Claudine...! depicting red Japanese text above a light-skinned, blond trans man with blue eyes and pink lips, his expression serious or neutral. The other four images are black-and-white pages from Claudine...! showing the same trans man in happy, serious, and joyful moods, running with a woman he loves, sitting with his father, looking directly at the viewer, and looking over his shoulder as he drinks a beverage indoors.
Manga
1978
Japan (日本), France (Française)

クローディーヌ...! (Claudine...!)

Claude, a French trans man in the early 20th century, has identified as a boy since the age of eight. He falls in love with multiple women, struggles with depression and rejection, is supported by his father, and tries to live as his true self.

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George, a trans male character played by American actor John Ventantonio, in the film Private Parts. He is standing indoors, wearing a collared blue shirt. He has light skin and dark curly hair.
Film
1972
United States of America

Private Parts

George, a trans man played by American cis male actor John Ventantonio, is a harmful mockery of trans men. He is ultimately killed, with his pre/non-op chest ogled after death.

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This site is focused on trans male, transmasculine, and AFAB gender-diverse media. For a wider range of trans, gender diverse media, and LGBT+ media, you can read the following resources: Trans Reads. Otherness Archive.

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