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I mean, that fits within my parameters.

I was going to respond Awhaa? but then it autocorrected to Sebastian?

I’m not trying to say a manly personality is necessary, I was just trying to put it in a way a writer who isn’t good at writing lesbians could use to help them, ie that just because the character is female doesn’t mean they are particularly feminine.

Bit of a brainful, but gets my point across.

You are a monster that (is/isn’t/is a chimera like thing that has part of a soul that was) reincarnated, you (can/can’t/kinda can) evolve, you take care of a baby (feathered snake/half-whale shark half-highdemon/queen trazus {tri-kreen mixed with butterfly mixed with ice)/eldrige-like skywurm...

Well first off figure out what kind of story you want, do want adventure, do you want physiological, romance, self discovery, episodic? Then figure out what’s next, does the character grow into a kinder person, do they choose to put up a facade and ignore their trauma, does the setting remain...

Could be something other than slimes, and I know turning into a female would a permanent thing always effecting the character, but many gender bender stories only partially talk about it. Partially disagree people vary a lot, (this type of character wouldn’t be isekaid,) what about insanely...

Fair, basically all gender bender stories are either esthetic, self-fantasy, or a beginner writer trying to write a female character they understand. I have yet to read a gender bender about gender dysphoria.

We weren’t necessarily saying only from point a to b, it’s just (and this applies to all fantasy adventure,) sometimes I want to just read about a character surpassing an unbreakable wall with the special effects of fantasy. Like This.

I know that, the main reason I brought up this subject is to maybe make somebody realize they can just have their protagonist born female and that works just fine.

Agree x 3

It’s nice when they mix it up like that, most romance ones are girls love.

Chronicles of Aonus 1st draft, and the current Chronicles of Aonus, This fantasy world is infected with Cancer (interactive novel).

I’m not implying it’s sexist, I just think many male writers don’t know how to (or don’t feel confident in) write female characters.

I agree and disagree, some who write for views and maybe money do that. I think others just write gender bender because they don’t know how to write women super well, and saying they weren’t always women helps that.

Something I’ve noticed is if a story is fantasy (though it happens most often in isekai,), with a female protagonist, and isn’t primarily romance, it’s gender bender. Why? Is it because a lot of the authors are male? If so, then why not have a shut, non-feminine female who was reincarnated? Is...