Projects 46-48, Binds 64-67, and Binderary Books #s 5,6,&7 Asteroidea (Series) by etothepii Sic Gorgiamus Allos Subjectatos Nunc (Series)  by etothepii Things you don’t tell me (Series) by etothepii Completed: February 14&15, 2026 Size:  Quarto.  (16,253 words, 136 pages) (20,213 words, 163 pages) (23,174 words, 186 pages)

Your Moral Crisis is Stupid by etothepii

Johnlock Love Letters #2073

When I Look in the Mirror I See Double by etothepii

BBC Sherlock, Mycroft/John, Mycroft/John/Anthea, 12k, M, complete, threesome, incest (kind of), getting together, first time

Some of you may remember Animorphs, a series which was all fun animal transformations on the surface and all war crimes and child soldiers when you got deeper. It's been one of my favorite series my whole life, and so I periodically search AO3 and the trash fire that is FF.net for new fanfic, hoping that someone will someday write me the fix-it fic of my dreams. Though I haven't yet found that, I have discovered that as our civil rights dialogue has advanced, particularly online, more and more fanfiction writers have been applying it to their fanfic. And Animorphs, which was about a multicultural and multiethnic group of kids working together to save humankind from alien invaders, is a particularly meaningful story to which to apply some of this social justice. 

When Animorphs was written in the late 90s, Western society's understanding of trans issues was fairly low (or nonexistent). Now, though, there are more trans people out in the public eye than ever, and subsequently, people are slowly starting to believe that there can and should be trans characters in fiction as well. It's a long road to more actual canon representation, but in the meantime, no one can stop anyone from having all the trans headcanons they want. Though today's fanfic is short, it's a fantastic example of what I'm talking about.

Trigger warning for body dysmorphia and internalized transphobia after the jump.