Source Edit: changed URL. Apparently MBin coudn't share both media and URL links Edit 2: I think I found !murderdrones and I'm now crossposting it

I'm someone who is considered atypical for a guy, so I'm interested in exploring RR as an interest.

As I look through the content here, I can't help but feel I like something specific in RR that I don't usually see here.

What I usually see are artworks of women in blazers and pants, and men in dresses or femboy appearances. I've also seen art of a muscular woman being a superhero and saving the male who's depicted as a damsel in distress? You got what appears to be women appearing like men and men appearing and presenting like women.

I'm wondering what does this sub feel about more behavioural oriented artwork. What I mean by this is that a man and woman present themselves very typically, but are RR on the inside.

Some examples that come to mind would be a woman wearing blouse and short-shorts, yet her behaviour is that of someone who's assertive, direct, initiative, or just dominant body language like doing the kabedon, and on the man side he wears slim-fitted clothing like a solid T and shorts, perhaps even facial hair, but is more enthusiastic, agreeable, suggestive and may have gentle body language like shy eyes or tight.

Other examples include a woman taking a man's hand and walking forward, a woman gazing a man in the eye while he looks flustered.

My point with this example is moreso about a woman exhibiting behaviours that society commonly associates with men and men exhibiting behaviours that society commonly associates with women while they still present themselves typically.

What does this sub think of those examples?

Fan art by KBS_OMO (linking to Safebooru since I would rather not directly link to the site formerly known as Twitter).

Wendy Corduroy x Dipper Pines has so much potential for role reversal, with Wendy’s confidence tied with Dipper’s timid nature, plus the fact that she is taller than him. As can probably be inferred from my username and avatar picture, I’m a big fan of the ship!

Fan art by SucioPanquesito.

Comic transcript:

• Boyfriend: ¿En qué tanto piensas? (What are you thinking about?)
• Girlfriend: En nada. (Nothing.)

Art by Claudolly. I could not find the original image on the artist’s profile, even after looking through all available images, but the name and art style both match the image, so I am confident it originates from them.

Original fan artist unknown (though a reverse image search shows that the image has been around since at least 2015).

Life and death - Twilight gender swapped

OK when you see this you might think I'm crazy, but if your looking for something soppy with a strong female character then this is something you can easily get.