i haven’t watched it yet but i’ve heard ample things abt one of the characters being trans.. was it one of these two?

to the best of my secondhand knowledge, thats ? not ? how it works?. with the systems ive known personally, theyd indicated that alters never rly go away; they may lay dormant or stop contributing at all, but theres always a possibility for them to crop back up
also no, sensei is not a murderer. the effect any third party can have the brain chemistry responsible for different identities is minimal at best. even if it is possible to “kill” an alter, the worst u could call this is manslaughter

oh and i should note: im not claiming this depiction of did is impossible, just that it doesn’t line up w/ my own experiences

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holy fuck ok, that was hard to follow

there is a 5ish year age-gap between them, but they are both in high school

this whole thing is great, but i love that one of the notes it ends on is happy wedding photos passive-aggressively sent to the mother

oohf... from a creative standpoint, i understand the use of such a strong dialect to stress how different her regular speech patterns are from those around her... but the scottish ends up being a little to out there to be effective, especially for her more serious thoughts & dialogue. maybe a different accent would be better? (tho i will happily take scottish accent translation over no translation)

holY SHIT IS THAT GENUINE COMMUNICATION FINALLY!?!?

geeze this girl has issues... & ones that could be heavily softened by acTUALY TALKING TO UR PROSPECTIVE PARTNER...
...
but like honestly, this started out intriguing what with applying the “manic pixie dream girlfriend” trope to a lesbian pairing, but i’m getting real tired of drama perpetuated, almost entirely, by a lack of communication for vague, unfounded reasons.

unrelated to the definitely not subtext, i feel like “hiking” would have been a more accurate translation than “mountain climbing” here but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯