IIRC the Master turning into "Missy" was a more radical than usual personality change that led to Missy becoming a good guy
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I can also buy a fanon explanation that the Doctor personally is often afraid of change (Ten being terrified of death was a big deal)
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Remember this all started with the First Doctor being canonically his original body that he clung to for untold sons of time
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The First was indeed so old that despite being a Time Lord he had aged to the appearance of a frail elderly man
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And it's like once he finally bites the bullet and allows himself to die and regenerate into Two, he starts doing it all the time
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You could use that as an in-universe explanation for why old school Doctor Who is so sexless compared to the modern show
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The First Doctor had lived countless human lifetimes and "danced" countless times (as Nine puts it)
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He had a "granddaughter" (Susan) who was probably his great-great-great-etc granddaughter
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He thought of the sexual/romantic phase of his life as behind him and only slowly allowed himself to feel "young again" after regenerating
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All of the Doctor's quirks can be explained as him having a new lease on life after his prehistoric adventures as the First Doctor
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Which sounds like a retcon but I mean it's directly what the text of the show says
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