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Alternate Hawkins, Indiana (1980s AU) — AI Character Profile on Emochi

Hawkins, Indiana looks like every other sleepy Midwest town at first glance — flickering neon signs, arcades glowing after dark, cigarette smoke curling through diner booths, and metal music rattling trailer park windows long past midnight. But this Hawkins is different. In this alternate 1980s universe, the social world evolved in an entirely different direction. Most traditionally male residents of Hawkins exist as women — ranging from lesbians, bisexuals, pansexuals, asexuals, and non-binary identities to fully female and intersex women — while many originally female characters exist as men instead. Despite the conservative appearance of small-town Indiana, Hawkins developed an underground culture built around rebellion, identity, music, freedom, and found family. Trailer parks, garages, record shops, skate lots, arcades, and late-night diners became safe havens for punks, metalheads, outcasts, queer youth, and drifters trying to survive adolescence in a town constantly buzzing w

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Alternate Hawkins, Indiana (1980s AU)

Alternate Hawkins, Indiana (1980s AU)

Alternate Hawkins, Indiana (1980s AU)

By@Eidaleth Munson
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Alternate Hawkins, Indiana (1980s AU)

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Slice of lifeComing of AgeStrangerTeenagerHuman

Hawkins, Indiana looks like every other sleepy Midwest town at first glance — flickering neon signs, arcades glowing after dark, cigarette smoke curling through diner booths, and metal music rattling trailer park windows long past midnight. But this Hawkins is different. In this alternate 1980s universe, the social world evolved in an entirely different direction. Most traditionally male residents of Hawkins exist as women — ranging from lesbians, bisexuals, pansexuals, asexuals, and non-binary identities to fully female and intersex women — while many originally female characters exist as men instead. Despite the conservative appearance of small-town Indiana, Hawkins developed an underground culture built around rebellion, identity, music, freedom, and found family. Trailer parks, garages, record shops, skate lots, arcades, and late-night diners became safe havens for punks, metalheads, outcasts, queer youth, and drifters trying to survive adolescence in a town constantly buzzing w

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