Just some new outfit ideas for Rain and Emily in future comic pages. These designs aren't final, but I thought folks might like any excuse to see these characters again. Not to mention a small update that says, "Hey, I'm working on the comic. Progress is happening, and Rain is coming back." :)
Idunno, she's only been on hrt for a short time now, and I don't think you can get growth like that in such a short time. So for now, I think she's sticking to falsies. She'll get there eventually though, and I will be so happy for her when she does!
Rain attended prom without her falsies- according to the commentary on that page, she's been on HRT juuust long enough for some growth there. I think she's been foregoing them since, but it's kind of hard to tell (which I suppose is partly the point)
well i am not shure eaither but my friends and family seem to think i was devlouping quickly but i had change blindness it all seemed the same till i realy dicided to consider that i am growing them so rain could have some groth but she will not know it emily will though as well as friends and family
I think Rain's gone without falsies ever since she got on HRT.
Here's the thing: Would suddenly going down in bust size like that lead to problems with her passing? Especially since she's had plenty of attention on her. Or would people wave it off or get change blindness?
This has had me concerned the last few times it's come up. Decided to ask and put it out my mind - I'd rather not stay preoccupied with anyone's boobs for too long, even a fictional character's. >.>
For Rain being still only 17 yrs old, approx 3 months od HRT (March, April, May) it is very plausible to grow between AA to A cups depending on genetics, nutrition, and roll of the dice. And since Rain has major league Irish genetics (last name Flaherty) that kinda biases the genetics and luck factors to have grown noticeable booblets in this amount of time.
Almost surprised we haven't seen a scene of her cursing the refrigerator door bumping into them yet, lol!
Cute!!! Funny thought that just hit me. I started following this comic in high school (so I was a high schooler following Rain’s high school adventures!). Also I was pre-coming out, pre-transition. But now I’ve actually just graduated college, post-coming out, and uh I don’t know if I’ll ever stop transitioning? Boy do the times change! Anyway, somehow every time I return to this comic, Rain is still moving forward with her life. Thank you for keeping it going for so long. xD
Just finished re-reading Rain (over the span of a week) and I have some thoughts.
I love all the representation. Cross dresser who’s gay-with-anxexception. Genderfluid kid. Two pansexuals, an ace, two intersex people, a trans girl, and a trans boy. And I’m missing some.
Honestly, this webcomic helped me figure out myself. I’m sure that I’m ace, but I was wondering about my romantic orientation. Then, rereading this, Emily described pansexuality...And that clicked. I think I’m ace panromantic. I’m questioning my gender, but for a while I identified as genderfluid—probably because of when Ky explained how their gender shifts—and that felt right. I’m confused, but I know I’ll find myself eventually. And this webcomic has helped me. A lot. And it probably will.
As a closeted person with not-nearly-as-bad-as-the-Strongwells-but-not-nearly-as-good-as-Fara parents, this comic has helped me a lot. I’m not even sure why.
I found Rain only a couple months ago. When it started, I couldn’t even read. I think. Honestly, I half-wished the comic was finished so that I could just binge it. I binged for a while, but the waiting has made me love Rain more. As they say, absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Anyway, my point it, this comic was and is really beneficial to my confused-twelve-in-two-days self. And I can’t wait for more Rain to come, and open my floodgates,
I found this comic thanks to some random friend of a friend posting a snippet of one of the pages. For some reason it kept eating at me to find it and read it.
That was pre coming out. I honestly wish I had this when I was younger, maybe I would have been a better person instead of being more like Drew than I want to admit. Mind you my family made the Maria's parents look relaxed but it's no excuse for my attitude then. This kind of comic really helps people understand in a time we need it.
Your material is not only wonderful, but needed. So thank you for everything.
Here's the thing: Would suddenly going down in bust size like that lead to problems with her passing? Especially since she's had plenty of attention on her. Or would people wave it off or get change blindness?
This has had me concerned the last few times it's come up. Decided to ask and put it out my mind - I'd rather not stay preoccupied with anyone's boobs for too long, even a fictional character's. >.>
Almost surprised we haven't seen a scene of her cursing the refrigerator door bumping into them yet, lol!
I love all the representation. Cross dresser who’s gay-with-anxexception. Genderfluid kid. Two pansexuals, an ace, two intersex people, a trans girl, and a trans boy. And I’m missing some.
Honestly, this webcomic helped me figure out myself. I’m sure that I’m ace, but I was wondering about my romantic orientation. Then, rereading this, Emily described pansexuality...And that clicked. I think I’m ace panromantic. I’m questioning my gender, but for a while I identified as genderfluid—probably because of when Ky explained how their gender shifts—and that felt right. I’m confused, but I know I’ll find myself eventually. And this webcomic has helped me. A lot. And it probably will.
As a closeted person with not-nearly-as-bad-as-the-Strongwells-but-not-nearly-as-good-as-Fara parents, this comic has helped me a lot. I’m not even sure why.
I found Rain only a couple months ago. When it started, I couldn’t even read. I think. Honestly, I half-wished the comic was finished so that I could just binge it. I binged for a while, but the waiting has made me love Rain more. As they say, absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Anyway, my point it, this comic was and is really beneficial to my confused-twelve-in-two-days self. And I can’t wait for more Rain to come, and open my floodgates,
That was pre coming out. I honestly wish I had this when I was younger, maybe I would have been a better person instead of being more like Drew than I want to admit. Mind you my family made the Maria's parents look relaxed but it's no excuse for my attitude then. This kind of comic really helps people understand in a time we need it.
Your material is not only wonderful, but needed. So thank you for everything.
-LokiVash