On the one hand, we're a TG fiction site.

But that alone isn't anywhere near descriptive enough. For example, Fictionmania's a TG fiction site, and I think most here will agree the bulk of stories posted there have a very different emphasis to here.

You won't find much in the way of erotica or forced fem here: there were a couple of authors who regularly engaged in such a few years back (albeit in many cases, their stories had previously been published and were brought forward again as Retro Classics), while "Only a Baby Machine" was possibly one of the most controversial stories posted in a while (to the extent that someone wrote an unofficial epilogue with a distinctly more upbeat mood than the main story!)

Perhaps a large part of the reason is that the vast majority of authors on the site are TG themselves, while many of the rest have personally known someone who is. I think those who hadn't encountered any before stumbling upon this site are a relative minority. It's probably for that reason that many stories (regardless of gender) have a journey of self discovery at their heart and there are relatively few with instant acceptance.

But while TG fiction is the reason for the site's existence, that ignores the blogs: a mixture of sharing life events, requests for moral support (for a variety of reasons), general health updates (either the blogger's own or a member of the community they know), temporary absence notifications, writing help / advice / support, LGBT-related news (both politics, media and entertainment), birthday / BCTS anniversary / cultural and religious festival greetings, plus the occasional blogpost that's "None of the above".

We've had many discussions about the dangers of pigeonholing gender / sexuality - I think trying to pigeonhole this site as one fixed category is problematic too :)