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Children of Time is a 2015 science fiction novel by Adrian Tchaikovsky.

In the distant future, humanity seeks to create new habitats for itself on distant planets, terraforming them and seeding them with life. Dr. Avrana Kern is heading one such project, orbiting the tentatively named "Kern's World", where the plan is to release monkeys le-monke infected with a nanovirus that will accelerate their evolution. Through an act of sabotage from an anti-technology group that has also destroyed much of Earth, the monkeys are never released, and the virus instead infects a species of spider, Portia labiata. The book follows the evolution of the spiders and their eventual civilisation, as well as a remnant of humanity that fled to Kern's World hoping to find paradise.


also children of ruin and children of memory, the sequels, are really good


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[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 days ago

thank you for the kind words, some of this is definitely useful for me to reflect on.

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i think i can relate to the longer term, "stoking the fire" thing. when i read stuff that turns me on i definitely feel the slow burn building up and when it's burning i can start to feel capable of active irl horny. could be something to explore more from that perspective. i can relate to the kink stuff and needing roles, etc. as that's always been a thing for me too with sex, and something i'm accustomed to already but maybe my tastes have changed a bit and that's an aspect i need to reflect on. i think maybe i just need to kind of take a clean slate approach and figure out what works for me at this later stage in transition due to changing preferences as well as my diminished ability to just become insta-horny. probably something to try to adjust to, come to terms with to some extent and work on cultivating a new approach that works for me as i am now, instead of trying to just revert to young super-horny me, if that makes sense. i haven't had sex for a while either so it's probably something i need to get back into at a steady pace rather than trying to rush. your response was very thoughtful and thought-provoking, i really appreciate it!

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