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caladria

Random Thoughts

Dec 12, 2010 21:38

Surely, a man changing to a woman is going to end up being a woman with

- hair length the same as it was when they were a man (in most cases, short as). Because hairdressing is not a part of your genetic makeup.

- hairy legs, armpits and everywhere else that women tend to shave that men don't

Dear fic writers, I wish that legs magically shaved ( Read more... )

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kel_reiley December 12 2010, 23:04:35 UTC

Dear fic writers, I wish that legs magically shaved themselves

ME TOO! why can't santa make miracles dammit?

i'd like, just once, for a genderswap fic to be... kind of painful and not at all ~sexy~

caladria December 14 2010, 18:28:40 UTC

Because really? It would be really, really grim. And funny. At the same time ("No, no, you actually have to sit down to do that now. Just... get the mop?").

kel_reiley December 14 2010, 23:01:59 UTC

yes! it would become SO AWFUL

chocolatekettle December 13 2010, 16:15:25 UTC

*nods along to pretty much everything*

I love Rory Williams. And would like one, please.

Me too.

caladria December 14 2010, 18:30:39 UTC

He's so... Rory. Inna Roman uniform.

pepper_field December 13 2010, 21:43:40 UTC

"Two months? Two months?!"

Carter, damn her, was completely failing to suppress her smirk. Janet was looking professional, but... damn, damn, damn, she was laughing at him, too ( ... )

caladria December 14 2010, 18:29:16 UTC

wahahahahaha

You win.

pepper_field December 14 2010, 20:40:17 UTC

*g* The notion bit me. Jack-as-a-woman-who-looks-like-Jack would so not find himself attractive.

holdouttrout December 15 2010, 05:04:11 UTC

Tee hee! :-)

verasteine December 14 2010, 10:46:05 UTC

Oh heavens. Are fic writers naturally stupid or did they get badgered into it by bad American films who don't understand the meaning of gender expression? Gah.

And, yes, exactly, to the problem with your new tuition scheme. No matter how much you can pretend that having to pay something back "only when", the position from which you start (daddy pays your education for the most part -- like me) determines where you end up in the long run. You can only eliminate that by keeping education affordable and giving grants, not loans, to people whose parents earn too little.

caladria December 14 2010, 18:30:06 UTC

And I do say this as someone who only pays <£2,000 tuition, and STILL has a grant: I have ENOUGH DEBT.