Generation Ship

In the future, an eggy young man is awoken for their 15 month rotation as skeleton crew on a sleeper ship - only to find their sole companion for the time is a purple-skinned, amazonian, altersex post-human with blazing eyes who is neither lacking nor subtle in her endowments, and awakens something strongly in our eggtagonist. They're so down bad they fail to catch the technobabble from the ship's AI, babbling on something about extensive genetic treatments to repair damage from stellar radiation, importance of not cross-contaminating samples, etc. Surely that won't be important.

For the next 15 months, 'little accidents' and half-denied moments of intimacy gets the two crewmates to grow closer to one another. Pretty soon our eggtagonist starts having some unexpected reactions to their gene treatments - leaving them smaller, softer, and all the more suited for their escalating relationship with their crewmate - and they take to it with gusto. All the more when those changes give her a new way to appreciate his partner's assets.

Months later into their shifts, the eggtagonist has cracked and bloomed into an expecting femme altersex mother who, with his partner, has made a few alterations to their living quarters where things are considerably more comfortable and romantic. Not to mention more fit for raising a child, the very first of a generation of post-humans. Though surely not the last as the couple have sneakily altered some of the chems flowing through the cryo-tanks that the other humans are sleeping in. When they arrive on their new homeworld, all of them will be far more fit for their new environment.

[Sci-Fi Setting, male-presenting human to femme-presenting altersex post-human, Pregnancy, Romance with altersex post-human. Not sure exactly what these will look like, but I'll come up with something neat!]

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Sorry about this one taking so long and for the general lack of content this month, everyone. I don't like to make excuses, but I should be up front about this stuff though just because it is stuff that's happened. First of all I've been out of town a lot, visiting friends and going to my gender dysphoria evaluations. And also I've been accidentally overmedicating on bicalutamide (an anti-androgen), which has had several nasty side effects. There are literally days and events I have no memory of because I've been so out of phase.

But I've stopped taking bica for the last week and my health seems to be getting steadily better each day. Turns out that taking 2-4 times the recommended dosage of a testosterone inhibitor might do more than just inhibit testosterone from binding to your body's receptors lol.

Anyway, things should be getting a lot better for the rest of the summer. Thank you all for your support and patience. And a big thanks to Penny for proof reading this comic 💚

Happy May-ternity!