Officer Misty Fly being a silly mermaid

Kiss. "Can't you feel it? I could feel it." Keeping one's hands to oneself would be vital, paramount. But how much could you expect everyone to resist? First Misty had been seen with "bare" hands. Always had a gun in them before. Trigger happy nutcase. More of her levelheaded rational partner I like best. And glove her. Oversized dress and latex dish gloves that go up to her elbows, shy of them she always wore. When not working and in social situations. And hairnet. I imagine this is more practical, and even essential for some than for others. Copper is seen in Eques in Manehattan, first version of her. Earth mare. Their two situations are different as can get one way. They get separate situations, and one cannot afford the drag. Drag would be mighty inconvenient, would it not? The other isn't going to freeze or burn easily, but other things are considerably more exposed than they otherwise would be. She and many other women in her community may take to always wearing gloves whenever they are in public, and only removing them in the safety and comfort of their own homes. And many of them not even then, only doing so when going to bed. I imagine hats and caps to be commendable, too, stuff that would keep hair from getting everywhere, keep it short and covered by nets or hats, or if long always tied. TS has ponytail and a bun. I don't suppose altering one's lifestyle in such a dramatic manner would do much harm. Treat oneself like a biohazard all the time. Working at home has never been more practical for non physical work than it is now. This would not be a bad adjustment. I imagine one's weight would be vastly increased. A third heavier perhaps. Would this possibly have bad effects on standard furniture? Chairs and sofas? Benches less so. Vehicle seats surely. I'd hope she does not have a husband, as that would really put a damper on their relationship. It would become impractical and they might have to beak it off, be bound only legally. When you are underwater your weight does not matter so much, and buckling under your own weight or other such things are negligible. And having your cleavage out is more practical as a result. Not thrown off balance nor strained by anything. Coming out of it, that's a different story. If your breasts are large enough, having them out in dried air may get uncomfortable and even painful. I never looked into them. How common and how practical are waterproofed electronics? You cannot make stuff underwater, but you can use more than a few that were brought down into it. And we have not explored underwater landscapes a whole lot. There is no doubt much to see unexplored.

Robert Moat