If she didn't die I would think she would use all the money she had earn as a star to do every the trans procedure possible, to makes damn sure that when she grew up her charge don't look halfassed.
If she didn't die I would think she would use all the money she had earn as a star to do every the trans procedure possible, to makes damn sure that when she grew up her charge don't look halfassed.
Presuming Lily took female hormone therapy from the time before/at the start of puberty, Lily would be completely feminine-looking, since it's all hormones that make you grow one way or the other.
Presuming Lily took female hormone therapy from the time before/at the start of puberty, Lily would be completely feminine-looking, since it's all hormones that make you grow one way or the other.
The depends though, if she unluckily got her dad's bulky bone structure...
IRL, one can often tell a Trans person apart by the way their skeleton look. So even after doing their best, some people will just never going to get their perfect body...
The depends though, if she unluckily got her dad's bulky bone structure...
IRL, one can often tell a Trans person apart by the way their skeleton look. So even after doing their best, some people will just never going to get their perfect body...
No wonder Lily's so happy she became undead.
That's kind of a myth based on pre- and early- trans people, though. Kind of the whole point is that people don't recognize the late trans. It's a meme in and of itself that the people who swear up and down that "they can just tell" are the easiest to fool, since by definition, in their own experience, they don't know when they couldn't tell unless someone tells them later.
The skeleton only looks like that because of hormones. With hormone therapy, especially before puberty, the body naturally grows breasts, curves, etc., and the upper-body development is also only because of testosterone. (Likewise, women with unusually high testosterone levels grow larger shoulders, upper-body strength, and facial hair, while men with high estrogen levels can grow breasts and wide hips. In the most extreme case, even having an XY chromosome doesn't mean coming out male.) How you grow is all hormones, and hormones can be replaced.
Beyond that, even if it's past puberty, there are still surgeries that shave down the bone that many trans people elect to have specifically to counter those problems, like reducing the jawbone, and trans men can add to their leg bones to gain more height. Not even the skeleton is immutable - with enough surgery, anyone can become unrecognizable.
