Thanks for reading! I'm glad you enjoyed it, and I appreciate the encouragement :)
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first of all, let me just say that i love your art style.
secondly, as a trans man, i can relate to this on some level. i've been desperately wanting top surgery not only for myself, but because i do not want other people to percieve me as a woman. in my mind, my chest is an inescapable reminder of the prison of a body i was born into, and i still struggle in thinking that people i know think of me as a man only to please me. i can't seem to wrap my mind around the idea that i can have a chest like this, yet still be a man, because i so desperately want to pass that i can't even comprehend passing before i can get top surgery. i dont know if any of this makes sense. i feel like perception of our bodies can cause a lot of dysphoria for trans people, more than if we somehow lived in a vacuum where no one was judging what we look like or if we pass.
thanks for making the zine, it really made me think about society and gender expectations in a way i struggle to articulate
I'm very glad you liked it! I was honestly quite nervous because I've never properly made a zine before, much less published one... I used to make them as a kid before I even had any idea what a zine was, so they've interested me for years once I learned there was an actual term for it. I'm glad to see that at least one person enjoyed this! It was quite fun to make :)
yeah, it ended up working out pretty well for me in that regard! and yes, absolutely, i love actually having pockets! even unisex clothing is far better about pockets than womens' clothing. it's so maddening that, in many of my older womens' pants, they have pockets- BUT THE POCKETS ARE SEWN CLOSED! they literally made pockets and then made them unusuable!! i'm half convinced they just want to sell more purses and handbags, which is why so many pockets in womens' clothing are awful, haha!
thanks for sharing your content, it's lovely!
as a trans guy, men's clothes just fit my body so much better and more comfortably. it seems like the majority of womens' clothes are not designed for people with curves or larger people. and even casual womens' shirts seem cut to show off the figure of the person wearing them... i hate it all, i much prefer men's or unisex.
Replying here to second this comment. I'm disabled and neurodivergent and struggle financially, so I greatly appreciate it when developers provide community copies for people who cannot afford the purchase price. I look forward to playing the game when I can, and hopefully I can support your work in the future. The art of this looks lovely, and I also am very glad that no generative AI was used to make this. Thank you for providing community copies; I'll try to come back and leave another comment and a review when I've played the game!
you've made an absolutely stellar game. i'm not very far into my playthrough, but i've already fallen in love with it. the ruleset and premise make it surprisingly easy to jump right into writing your world and character, and i love how flexible it is! you're not bound to one strict setting, after all- instead, there is plenty of room for creativity and extrapolation.
i've chosen for my character Clara to have been born as a werewolf, since both of his parents are lycan (which is the shorthand i've been using to refer to a werewolf/lycanthrope in my writing). i chose a setting of rural appalachia in the late 1920s, and am planning to incorporate both steampunk and eldritch themes.
i absolutely adore how well thought-out the writing prompts in this are, especially for the worldbuilding and character-building portions. it makes brainstorming much easier and far less intimidating than it often is for me.
thank you so much for gifting me your game as a community copy! i greatly appreciate it, and am hoping that it will help me stay more consistent with journaling this year as well as to process some things in my own life.