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[Well, this guy (or gal as the case may be) is now choosing to show his (her) charming face on the network for the first time. As a girl Joshua doesn't actually look all that different. The features are a little finer, maybe, the lashes a little longer, but the giggle is no less obnoxious.

Hee hee.]

Gosh... you know, I don't see how this is so bad. I'm not sure I'd mind staying this way longer, in fact. [A dainty eyelash-flutter directed towards the video feed.] For one thing, girls get much nicer clothes, and they're allowed to like them much more. It's so hard to be a fashionista when you're expected to be getting in fights and grubbing around in the mud.

Too bad there's no place around here to go shopping.

Comments

[insolubleriddle]

You almost make societal expectations sound like a genuine personal concern. Will you be doing anything as a woman that you wouldn't do as a man?

[flashy_magic]

I agree on the clothes front, but I've never let my being male get in the way of wearing whatever looks good. And I've never been big on grubbing around in the mud.

[scentbombed]

Ye-es, but we also sort of have to like them. Well, some of us do, anyway. [Temporarily-he says, having not worn a dress in years, in a world where ladies most certainly do.] It's a tricky business, that's all.