Thanks JR! I’ll probably end up posting that chapter later today.
As for Donovan’s fashion choices, he’s a queer man in a brand new body and sees it as a chance to be more daring with his gender expression (he’s still male-identified mind you, but he’s not so hung-up on being classically masculine and doesn’t mind if something might be perceived as a little feminine). Also… that’s how that particular companion item is drawn, but don’t you like how I justified using it with that whole paragraph about identity? 
