It kicked my butt HARD but I managed to stop being a perfectionist and just get it out in a reasonable state so I can keep going with the rest of the story!
I hope it's good enough for people's liking and I look forward to getting to work on the next one! Just some settling in and one last task before the new crew sets off for their first adventure together!!
Just checking in to let y'all know I'm still alive and working on chapter six! Expect nice bonding moments between the group, an introduction to the Hellionettes' ship, and a surprise final member of the team
Chapter 5 is in the works already and I'm feeling the flow returningggg
My adhd loves to kick my writing motivation in the ass but I am SOOOOO determined to ride this one out and never let it dieeeee
(Can't lie I've also been MASSIVELY distracted by the Oblivion Remake ajsjfvjhasgfhkas I'm sooooo looking forward to Skyblivion releasing this year too! )
Hey, FeyKitsune, please tell me you didn't forget about this awesome story. Just the first three chapters were as good as the stories by QuietValerie. Please post more, your story is that dang good.
Yay!!! I actually needed to hug my mum after reading, which most books don't make me do. That is how good the writing is and how relatable the character and her emotions are. Like, if I could simply make a new body I would. Dysphoria sucks.
Awww... that's so so touching I don't know what to say other than I'm so glad you can relate to her.
I love the trans stories on this site (and others) but I felt like they didn't hit the gravity of what it's like (for me at least) to be trans and the ways that impacts the way I relate to EVERYTHING~
So this is my way of filling that niche for myself and maybe connect with others who know how it feels. I hope the rest of the story can continue to properly hit that nail on the head
There are a few that get that gravity right but yeah, not as many as one would think.
Yeah, being Trans impacts things others take for granted. In my case, it's just being able to MOVE, period. Extreme bottom dysphoria is so, so, difficult to deal with. Any sensation from IT just feels like damned razor blades slicing through my head.
You already did an amazing job depicting that realization and how impactful it is. No one really realizes that until we say or acknowledge our true gender, affirming our gender to ourselves, it causes trans folks no end of problems. I had a meltdown until I acknowledged I'm a woman. Worst and best moment of my life.