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Agreed, I think every trans person can relate to chloe even a little bit (me included), but a lesson can be learned from her story and that's the lesson of never giving up hope for the future, in the end even though chloe had to run away with janet and her life could never be normal again, you could say she was happier that way, as she had a mother figure …

Oct 10, 2022 · You'd be better off with SCP-6113, a godlike entity that shepherds transgender people to a mystic location (a lake that transforms people into the reflection they see in the lake's waters, which is a reflection of their true self). It's not painful, and the article is really beautiful.

Why did SCP-6113-1 transition Dr. Park? Does the SCP only effect the transgender people who are at their lowest moment of their life? 3.Why does SCP-6113-1 does not transition the foundation personnel? 4. Why the fuck was the foundation so unethical in the SCP-6113-3 project? 5. How did the foundation "accidentally" wiped Jefferson's family's ...

Dec 28, 2021 · Instead they contain her like she's an anomaly, causing enough of a meltdown to trigger an unexpected response from 6113-1. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.

As with all things SCP, you get the slightly annoying answer 'it depends' In SCP-6113, the following conversation occurs: Dr. Park: <chuckles nervously> Uh, well, , do you see this logo on my paper? <points to the Foundation emblem on his clipboard> SCP-6113-3: What about it? Dr. Park: That's the logo of the SCP Foundation.

Jul 9, 2022 · SCP-076, "Able", is consistently described as not interested in sex or romance, if you wish to count him. There's tons of same-sex couples or non-binary characters with only one appearence, too, but the ones above are the ones that immediately come to mind as "not just a one-article thing".

Dec 23, 2021 · I think, if a SCP mentions a character without saying their fate, it is probably up for interpretation. I have also read 6113 for quite some time now, so I probably forgotten some stuff in it. I might try replying to you again if I reread 6113.

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Dec 30, 2021 · Unlike SCP-113 there is zero risk with this lake and it should be given to some non profit for the use of all. The whole point of the Foundation is that the anomalies they contain would have catastrophic consequences if unleashed and I …