Sarah Jane Smith

I'm afraid I can't help you with a droned spouse.
Mine's rather active.

However, on the second subject, it's difficult to find any trousers without the aid of a tailor.

I find it's just easier to 'borrow' something from your husband's side of the closet.

I'm forever sleeping in Adachi's shirts and he doesn't seem to mind.

Perhaps this would work for you as well?

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Hmm, it might work if I can get around the first problem at any rate.

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Well, our drone children go to school like clockwork. Perhaps your drone has someplace he goes for work on schedule? If so, help yourself to whatever you find you look good in. He can always replenish such garments.

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He has some sort of vaguely defined office job. Nine to five, of course. I suppose the script might be so set he doesn't even notice.

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I’m sure if you time it right, you’ll be fine.
I personally don’t have an aversion to skirts, but pants can be quite comfortable casually.
It seems odd to me they don’t supply them here.
It’s obviously not historically accurate.
To me, it seems this world is based off of someone’s view of a simpler time.
Though that’s just speculation.

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There are some activities for which trousers are simply infinitely more practical. This town is far more restrictive than the 1950s truly were. Sexism was a major problem back then, but women's lib goes back farther than this.

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I concur completely.
I’d read quite a few history books before coming here.
It’s an almost Victorian view of femininity in a near perfect setting.
Speaking of reading, have you been to the library?
The only interesting thing I can find is a Harlequin romance novel simply because I am female.
I wonder if I can get Adachi to get me some other things to read.

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"While this town still considers me a child, so I don't know the full extent of the situation, have you ever considered asking him to go get you something from the basement then locking the door? It seems drones don't have a day to day memory, or at least, they don't remember anything outside the script so it doesn't offend them."

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Hmm, he doesn't think I can do any heavy lifting. That might at least buy me some time.

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"That may be true, however you are a woman. I've been told that means you can't lift heavy things either by many of the drones. Its stupid I know."

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I really had quite enough of those attitudes when I was younger.

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"I didn't have them back home. People were just people. This place is rather odd with all that."

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That's the way it should be. We've made a lot of progress since I was a girl.

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"Its always been that way where I come from, but, I may be further ahead on the time line after equality was gained, or from a different time line. What year was it before you came here?"

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It was 2010. I was actually born in the decade the town is impersonating.

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"I was born in 2185 so.... Yes, the culture would have had plenty of time to evolve past this nonsense."

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There's a shop that sells 'em near the part of town that the Highway showed up in. I...just stayed out of the house when he was home most've the time. [You know, before she got the best not!husband ever.]

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