Dun dun dun! ... hm... Actually... that gives me an insane idea. CK! Note/Message me at your earlier convenience! I have been slapped in the face by ...




inspiration...

i have to wornder just how pratical inch flats a 6 foot long hai is, it has to be heavy, why would a boy want to have super long impratical hair anyway, also did the reality tear changes all her friends memories and records or does the replating efect only occure to her

Reality changed so that "Rowena" was born and grew up in the world and the male identity did not. Whether she has the same parents, friends, etc, remains to be seen, but since she is 7 years younger than he was, it seems unlikely.

Hair is, contrary to popular belief, only noticeably heavy when wet. Dry hair is rather light, even according to women who have near-record-breaking-length hair. But yes, people in their right mind would never want hair this long, on account that it will get dirty fast and require ridiculous amounts of care. But I'd gladly take the trade-off in order to look this good. ^_^

so basicly the only one who knows about her male self is here, and she is magically conditioned that she can't actually share it! Poor girl, at least Nicole (from my Gokaiger Plus fic) can tell people even if no one believes her (she was shifted into a alternate reality and into the body of a girl as well, so while she can tell all the peopel she wants it doesnt really matter she's not in a reality where she even existed)

Wait, if that rip in reality made him 7 years younger, then does that mean even though he's actually 24 she's physically 17?

She is physically 24. She is mentally 31, which was his original age.

When I saw the hair in the thumbnail I thought it was a pair of wings, and with the name "lace" I thought "lacewing". Which would work really well as iconography for her.

I wonder how she react around tis character of mine who has a binary personality

Nice look! The idea that reality changed on her is fine, but I personally am not keen on the idea that she can't talk about the past she remembers. It just seems... arbitrary. Perhaps she learns not to do it, because people think her nuts, but to have it so talking about her past as a male and have it come out talking about her past as a female is just odd. Seems more like a curse than a faceless, theoretically unbiased (if weird) natural effect.

It's part of her entire problem. The randomness of the universal event itself is the fact that it happened at all, in that location, at that time, to her specifically. But what it did was use aspects of her imagination--i.e. ideas that I come up with--and make them a reality. So her TF and conditions of her "curse" are all things that she, on some psychological level, want and actually like.

That's in response to just your last sentence. I'm not expecting everyone to be totally on board with Rowena's story...I'm dabbling in extremes for my own sake. I consciously took the identity problem one step further beyond "nobody will believe her" because that trope has been done all over the place, and I wanted to go a more cerebral route with her. Her problem is her own and she can't share it with anyone, not even those who might believe her.