[ SECRET POST #2809 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2809 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Unfortunately there's a bunch of these fucks in the DA fandom (see: the trans fenris bullshit) and nothing can really be done. Best to just block them and move on

[(Anonymous)]

....trans.... fenris....

[gondremark]

The only Fenris I know is a sun-devouring wolf :)
This thread has now become hilarious

[arcadiaego]

I'm just wondering how you would *know* if Fenris was trans. You wouldn't want to get too close to ask, that's for sure...

[gondremark]

You might lose a hand.

[(Anonymous)]

Wait what? Fenris and trans? I mean...what?

[(Anonymous)]

I'll admit, found that idea interesting because of mechanics. Though, you think yourself into a corner.

1) Did he take anything to make his voice drop? Did the lyrium damage his vocal cords?

2) If there was some sort of a magic potion / spell to replace our stuff, would it interfer with the markings?

3) What if this was all due to Danarius? And if not, would breast removal be possible with famed markings?

See, it's fun xD . It would be more possible for him to be a trans woman than a dude because of the improbability of passing due to circumstances. Yes, I think too much.