That does remind me that I should really get 8ack to that catalog of transdimensional troll 8iology...the genetic a8normalities present across different realities for our species really does present a fascinating evolutionary conundrum.
finding out that my terezi having a tail is like, not a constant is certainly something.
Yes, exactly! I have encountered trolls from other timelines that, 8y all accounts, SHOULD 8e identical, having completely different physical characteristics! From inheriting more traits from their lusus, or 8eing more closely resem8ling arthropods, or even just 8eing gray humans, it's such a 8izarre and tumultuous evolutionary 8ranch that most humans haven't had nearly as much.
yeah, usually the diversifying features we exhibit are bodyweight, skin tone, height, musculature, gender- okay wait no actually we're decently diverse too!
I haven't thought of it that way, since, well, no offense, 8ut sometimes it can 8e a 8it of a challenge to meaningfully distinguish humans. That 8eing said, you do make a strong argument. I have seen many alternate versions of you with a variety of physical differences. I have just 8een more lax a8out cataloguing it since it doesn't seem to significantly alter your species' inherent 8iology. May8e I ought to, though.
well - i dont wanna make it sound like being different in those ways makes someone a different species! that can get really like. fashy. but um, yeah! there's lots of variance.
hehe, sorry, thanks. i just realized if i said things the wrong way it would make it seem like i was condoning something dumb.