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Title: In the Seasons of Conscription Part 9

Fandom: Homestuck

Characters: Sollux/Eridan, Sollux/Feferi, Eridan/Karkat

Rating: NC-17

Warnings: Consent issues, discussion of slavery, mpreg

( In a world where trolls who can lay eggs are bigger, stronger and higher ranked than trolls who can't Sollux turns to Eridan to save him from the Helm )

Title: In the Seasons of Conscription Part 7

Fandom: Homestuck

Characters: Sollux/Eridan, Sollux/Feferi, Eridan/Karkat

Rating: NC-17

Warnings: Consent issues, discussion of slavery, mpreg



( In a world where troll who can lay eggs are bigger, stronger and higher ranked that trolls who can't Sollux turns to Eridan to save him from the Helm )

Title: In the Seasons of Conscription Part 5
Fandom: Homestuck
Characters: Sollux/Eridan, Sollux/Feferi, Eridan/Karkat
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Consent issues, discussion of slavery, mpreg

( In a world where troll who can lay eggs are bigger, stronger and higher ranked that trolls who can't Sollux turns to Eridan to save him from the Helm )

Title: The Seasons of Conscription Part 3
Fandom: Homestuck
Characters: Sollux/Eridan, Sollux/Feferi, Eridan/Karkat
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Consent issues, discussion of slavery, mpreg

( In a world where troll who can lay eggs are bigger, stronger and higher ranked that trolls who can't Sollux turns to Eridan to save him from the Helm )

Title: The Seasons of Conscription Part 1
Fandom: Homestuck
Characters: Sollux/Eridan,
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Consent issues, discussion of slavery, mpreg

( In a world where trolls who can lay eggs are bigger, stronger and higher ranked than trolls who can't Sollux turns to Eridan to save him from the Helm. )

So, a month ago I spent £100 on a Seagate Go-flex desk back up hard drive. I used it to back up my laptop once, and now it won't power on agan. Any suggestions?

Okay, I'm planning out the fic I might write for next year's original big bang, and I'm going to write the story involving a couple of people getting superpowers through a set of inheritible nanomachines that's only compatible with people who have certain genetic backgrounds.

People in this world come in three subspecies - gladiators, Families and baseline humans. I want all gladiators to be compatible with the nanomachines, and I know that one of the things that makes them gladiators is a bunch of neanderthal gene fragments.

So, is it too faily to explicitly state that the compatibility factor is certain neanderthal gene fragments, given that this means only people with European ancestry qualify?

So, I've just finished the story where Terese realises that Kim's acting more like a pleasure slave than Tonio does. Kim refers to watching Firefly for the first time in one of the early scenes, and I realised that it's quite different in their world.



( Read on to learn about Jace Whedon's Firefly )

Okay, the viewpoint character is on the darker side of european colouring when she isn't tanned, and tans to north african or a bit darker.

That said here's her fragmented description of a character who doesn't know his parents, and has no way of finding anything about them out (she calls them gene donors becase 'parent' is someone who puts the time and effort into raising a child). In my head he's a mix of north european and african, so is this realistic?

She gripped his hair, the black curls just long enough for her to clench in her fist...

...amber eyes alight with pleasure.

...skin just a touch paler than hers, but with a translucency and dark undertone that revealed more than he probably knew about his gene donors and their ancestry.

Okay, I've started writing a story about Kim where his first therapist is a bit of a disaster - because while she's great with transmen and transwomen who fit comfortably into the traditional binary she doesn't really recognise that there are transpeople who don't. Terese found her by going to a trans resources website and putting up a request for recommendations as well as roughly where she lives.

Since Kim is male assigned at birth, but presents as female and wishes to be female-bodied the first therapist concludes that he is a transwoman in denial and spends most of the first session - when she isn't trying to get him to remove his veil - insisting that he believes he should have been born a woman. If it matters the way Kim dresses, even without his veil he looks a lot like a olympic level female gymnast or a ballerina with really long hair in victorian doll type dresses. And the therapist in question is used to transpeople who know that they are a woman or a man born in the wrong body, who've done a lot of the soul searching already and mainly need official sanction.

When she learns about this Terese declares that Kim won't be going back to her and finds another website, this time for non-binary transpeople, and asks for recommendations again, this time adding that she's willing to move to a number of cities (ones that won't inconvenience her) if she needs to in order to get Kim the support he needs. I don't know for certain if she does have to, or if it just means that Tonio has to drive longer to take Kim to his sessions.

I do know that the next therapist does say that (s)he hopes Kim will eventually feel comfortable enough to remove his veil in their sessions, but mainly focuses the therapy around Kim's needs and desires.

My worry is that I think I might have made the first therapist seem sufficiently unprofessional - even without actually trying to write the session - that it doesn't seem plausible for her to be so well thought of by binary transpeople.

Again, comments are screened for privacy issues. I don't have too much invested into this piece, so if my concern is justified I can let it go easily enough.