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Spot on, the initial struggle, denial and defiance end up being the core tensions and elements prior to begrudging and later more fully embracing and enjoying of his new life as a girl.
Missed that story and have just re-edited to tighten up my previous comments. I tend to get drawn to role reversal and or changed dynamics in past relationships between former man and previous female romantic interest. These changes further highlighting enormity of changes through how the mans previous partner squashing and challenging any remaining naivety, perceptions or resistance of the former male protagonist acceptance of the reality their new female gender.
Oh, believe me! I love that whole role-reversal scenario you wrote about. For me, I always like for the guy to in the end discover he actually likes it! But, there must be a struggle first!
Love the added indignation for Thor as his wife now perceives him as being a girl, no longer a man, let alone her man. How she now undertakes role of getting Thor to accept and adapt him to his new status and life life now as a ‘maiden.’ Playing along further with this idea, it would be interesting to see what would happen to Thor if he tried to rebel against his wife, reassert his dominance as a man, only to encounter the embarrassment that his wife so easily physically is able to overpower him further confirming his new identity as ‘just being a girl.’
In the story, Thor's parents order him to accept his new sex and become a proper role model for the girls of Asgard. So, when he ultimately agrees to obey his parents there's an added significance. And Syf does enjoy helping the former man learn what it means to be a proper young lady! I wrote the story to be like a Disney Princess Movie is some ways-- strictly PG. In it, a boy gets a crush on Thor and starts pursuing him. At first, Thor is all-- gross! Boys are so annoying! But he eventually falls in love. Later, the giants attack Asgard and the Asgardians are losing. Thor can't bear the thought of his beloved being slain, so he flies into combat in his pretty dress and driven by feminine fury turns back the giants. His big number, which I may make some day, is all about how yes, he is a girl, but when the situation calls for it, she can still "bring the thunder!" So, the theme was ultimately to celebrate the idea of genderfluidity! I was so naive back then. I actually thought I might be able to stage it in real love someday!
I love it
Thanks. There's something so fun about the idea of Thor learning to move with grace!