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Stockholm Syndrome in this context is easy enough to explain. Put the new gender biology in the place of the captor and the gender identity in place of the captive and this rule is an interpretation of the psychological process Stockholm describes. Grass is Greener? Assuming the character didn\'t want to be gender flipped in the first place (ignoring real life transgenders, as most of these fictions do, the character usually doesn\'t want it), then you have a much easier, if demeaning explanation of the resistance to bending back to the original gender: it\'s not the gender that\'s the problem. It\'s the change they ultimately fear and thus, resist.
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Stockholm Syndrome in this context is easy enough to explain. Put the new gender biology in the place of the captor and the gender identity in place of the captive and this rule is an interpretation of the psychological process Stockholm describes. Grass is Greener? Assuming the character didn\\\'t want to be gender flipped in the first place (ignoring real life transgenders, as most of these fictions do, the character usually doesn\\\'t want it), then you have a much easier, if demeaning explanation of the resistance to bending back to the original gender: it\\\'s not the gender that\\\'s the problem. It\\\'s the change they ultimately fear and thus, resist. The character has no real gender identity, [[IncrediblyLamePun he/she]] just doesn\\\'t want to readjust to another gender. Again. They don\\\'t [[IJustWantToBeNormal want the status quo restored]], they just want what they\\\'re used to, and now they\\\'re used to their bent state.
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UnfortunateImplication/AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: StockholmSyndrome and/or GrassIsGreener
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UnfortunateImplication / AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: StockholmSyndrome and/or GrassIsGreener
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UnfortunateImplication/AlternateCharacterInterpretation: StockholmSyndrome and/or GrassIsGreener
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UnfortunateImplication/AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: StockholmSyndrome and/or GrassIsGreener
