Just locking down those gender stereotypes. Guys are horny, check; women want shoes, check. Some revolutionary stuff here, so far!
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Joyce and Walky!
Two xennials live in sin!
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dicks, am i right
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I can’t BELIEVE that I, a twenty-four-year-old barely-ex-Fundie decided to tackle a gender-swap story, which is a topic full of things I knew less than zero about, and it went along pretty okay somehow EXCEPT FOR THE STRIP WHERE JOE […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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I think this is the first clue that Aliens even had, like, lady Aliens. In the redrawn stuff I dubbed an Alien “Jennifer,” I think, but I guess they were all kinda grandfathered in by this revelation that Head Alien […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Oh, heh, I see, right, the narrative itself explains the rules of the change. Well, there you go, then. And that is definitely the smoothest introduction-of-Joyce’s-dude-name ever, young me. Just a real flow there. Seamless interjection.
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I honestly can’t remember if I was purposefully writing Joyce as a little insufferable here or if I was still “in it” enough, so to speak, to think she was saying true things that needed to be said. That weird gray […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Walky and Joyce’s adjustment had a Rule. The only thing that changed was whether they were a boy or a girl. They were both still heterosexual, and so now Joyce (the boy) is into girls and Walky (the girl) is […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Jayce confirmed for ample chest hair.
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When your brain’s been maled up, I suppose a fleeting concern about your telepathic-spectrum power might be valid. Maybe punching yourself in the head like you’re both The Fonz and his own jukebox isn’t the answer, but clearly we can’t argue […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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I think most of what made this storyline age less badly then it could have was that I intentionally approached it earnestly. Instead of as a farce, I did my best to have the characters interact with the premise as […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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