Definitely! The only time I do remember to write character description is when it's important for the story. But then yeah it's done in edits.

The design here is camouflage & intended to be a privilege. They've broken the rules, yet still given an advantage over the peers they're placed among

His counterpart, his wife who's the main LI, is described far more attractive by the other lead, despite also being average. Because she's the LI

I always just get to, "they have...a face." Nailed it 👍

I've started to try to pick out character descriptions more often when I read now. And it also helps to try and make a sim/character creator so I always have a reference image. Still difficult. But 100% a struggle

& they're thrilled about their kid dating a trans man who's a butch lesbian (she/her). Because "humans can do that? There's options?!"

(The butch isn't a human, but they don't know that)

Their kid being in a complicated relationship? That's cool, "I thought your dad was going to be pregnant"

Not upset about it but that doesn't mean it *fits*. Being beyond gender & human sex and being forced into a human body? Ick. But they deal. But they're also experiencing attraction for the first time through the human lens they've been given.

According to her, so far the system hasn't turned on "restricted mode". All it's done is turn on a bedtime reminder.
So... great system (heavy sarcasm)

Also fun to note that I chose a specific line for both character POVs to reference and highlight the difference:

"Lian was vain."

Addie POV: "...this butch was vain."
Angie POV: "The man was vain..."

They're both correct about Lian's identity

only to find out you're both homo.
Love each other enough to fall from grace and start a family, but having a second kid? In these human forms that aren't compatible to your preferences? Absolutely not.

Solution, a "friendly" lust demon