Riker fucks a cute enbie

>Riker fucks a cute enbie
>turns out she was just a cis woman that got brainwashed by society

What did the writers of Star Trek mean by this?

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They clearly had the pulse on the finger of society's future. That describes basically all enbies.

The society is clearly an inverse of our own, you massive brainlet. God, I hate Riker.

I've never seen Star Trek and the only thing I know about Riker is he's the antagonist of that weird point and click game that ends with you fighting him shirtless on the roof of the USS Enterprise.

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they meant that gender cannot be imposed from without and people’s identities should be respected no matter what. gene just did it in a covert way so normies wouldnt freak out

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I always hated riker as a kid but as an adult I find him to be one of the most sympathetic characters

This isn't how I remember this episode, and I think about this ep a lot since my egg cracked. I thought she WANTED to be a girl and she was also assigned girl i.e. cis girl, but her society wanted her to be genderless, and she didn't want to give in to their propaganda, but in the end it turned out by giving up her gender she actually felt a ton better in the end.

The episode had less to do with Riker fucking and more to do with your truth vs. everyone else's truth. Everybody in her society was telling her how much they loved being free from their gender/sexuality, and she loved having it, and the moral quandary of whether it is okay to force your way of life on someone else if you feel in the end they will thank you for it.

A relic from the time when Star Trek could ask an open ended question instead of telling you what to think. It's hard to come up with an answer to the question posed in the ep because you can completely sympathize with both points of view because on one hand you don't want her gender/sexuality taken from her but at the same time her unwillingness to try something may be keeping her from the happiness/rightness she feels at the end of the episode.

It's such an apropos quandry to what I'm going through now even though it's reversed. I'm so anxious and miserable and not happy where I am at all and I want so bad to go on HRT and experience life as a woman, but once I do that I'm afraid it won't be what I hope it is and have such a hard time trusting my own brain because it's been telling me I'm a girl my whole life and I've been told by society that it was lying, and I generally believed society.

Thank you for reminding me of this episode though and typing that last wall of text was helpful for me.