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These are "two" characters from my current work, The Dissociating Fugue. In reality, they're both the same character. In the course of the story, Aaron was injected with an experimental drug designed to treat Turner's syndrome (though, he was not given the drug for that purpose).
Turner's syndrome is a genetic disorder for wome in which some or all of one of the X chromosomes is missing and a theoretical cure for such a disease would involve the creation of a new X chromosome; which, as you could assume, would have an adverse affect on a male (who naturally only has 1 X to begin with). As a result, he becomes Erin.
Hope you enjoy this adorable little "before/after" TG!
Turner's syndrome is a genetic disorder for wome in which some or all of one of the X chromosomes is missing and a theoretical cure for such a disease would involve the creation of a new X chromosome; which, as you could assume, would have an adverse affect on a male (who naturally only has 1 X to begin with). As a result, he becomes Erin.
Hope you enjoy this adorable little "before/after" TG!
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lol no...but it does kinda look like it doesn't it?
It's just more of a submissive pose to try to capture his/her vulnerable mental state after the tumultuousness of the change
However, I fear I'm not particularly apt at capturing such emotions with my less than amazing artistic skills
It's just more of a submissive pose to try to capture his/her vulnerable mental state after the tumultuousness of the change
However, I fear I'm not particularly apt at capturing such emotions with my less than amazing artistic skills
I meant X. Women with Turner's Syndrome have "X" or X and part of a 2nd X, not "XX."
Men have "XY"
But if a "cure" for Turner's Syndrome created a new or fixed the incomplete X, then administering it to a guy (obviously for reasons other than to cure Turner's syndrome, as men cannot get it) would have some unique implications
Men have "XY"
But if a "cure" for Turner's Syndrome created a new or fixed the incomplete X, then administering it to a guy (obviously for reasons other than to cure Turner's syndrome, as men cannot get it) would have some unique implications
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