All Andy wanted to do was play video games and ignore his roommate. Now this former boy has to grapple with their gender identity, family, and magic. Can she cope with her changes in order to find help and reverse the curse? And more importantly will she even want to?
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Everything in this story is just fun. Emotional, adorable, fun. It's a blast to read. The main character's voice really sells that she is a real person, that this is a thing she is going through and her friends only accentuate that by bouncing off each other with fun dynamics. Even with all the fun, the sweet dynamics, it can still gut punch you with emotions and make you hurt. You wont regret reading this
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I know this is an old unfinished story, but I still had a blast reading it and wanted to give a review. There was something really authentic about the way many of the characters acted and I liked the way the story was presented. Plus it was very cathartic to see the common gender bender tropes get subverted in a way that is both introspective and empowering.
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The story itself might've been interesting, but the style... It felt like some very anxious teenage girl's chaotic mess of raw thoughts put into writing. Which may have been the goal. But it was so uncomfortable to read it felt like an endless sea of tiny needless poking into my brain. I couldn't even follow what was going half of the time. I rarely want to pound someone's head because of their stupidity, but this is defintely one of those cases. There are times when you want to say 'shhh it's okay' to the MC and times when you want to slap their face and yell at them. I think the author should've eased the chaotic onslaught just a bit. A little description here and there spiced up by the inner dialogue.
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