@ferno_x5@hetaretheo Can, but can also be other identities via the "gender spectrum" that the LGBT themselves tout. Again, the point is "Green is not canonically nonbinary", and this instance proves it. Seth's moment of "confirmation" is similarly one note, optional, and never brought up after.
@ferno_x5@hetaretheo Once again headcanon, pushed by LGBT fans, and purposefully trying to read gags and trying to make up evidence out of things like "he picked these colors he's trans"
Exactly the same thing applies with Mettaton, only he also has Pink's thing of general identity not transgenderism
@ferno_x5@hetaretheo That is not at all remotely important of a subject for either of them especially Kris. Pink is about identity in general, not "gender" specifically, and nowhere in the game is that at all something important to Kris the character. Those are both headcanon and ascribed by fans.
@ferno_x5@hetaretheo Then why would this be the literal only time in the game where he gets it wrong and also isn't corrected? Does Ralsei simply guess based on a person's outward appearance, or is it simply that "gender identity" as a concept is not important to Deltarune?
@ferno_x5@hetaretheo It's not splitting to point out an in universe instance of a character getting confused on a person's identity and that specific confusion not be corrected. My original point is that Green is not "canonically nonbinary", and that this shows that it's possible Green is they/she.
@ferno_x5@hetaretheo I don't think this can be argued as Ralsei "getting someone's pronouns wrong" because then this would be the single instance in the entire game where he gets someone's "gender identity" wrong, when all other time's he just knows from the beginning without it being told to him.
@ferno_x5@hetaretheo Yes, that's what I said? Yellow says "she put", Ralsei believes this refers to Green therefore implying Green can reasonably be assigned to "she", then is told "no a different person" and is never corrected on the pronouns.
@CatV_SV Not at all a similar comparison. He and she are not used to imply non-male or female respectively. "They" does not carry any specific context, and can be used for gender ambiguity, gender neutrality, multiple people, and a host of other identities if you ascribe to LGBT ideology.
it's poen and I'm not even joking. NB people don't GET porn unless they're force-fitted into a sex one way of the other so basically the answer is porn.
- Indie show created by a trans person
- Retro visuals to invoke nostalgia
- A scene where xe murders someone who misgenders xer
- Creator is named Lilith
- Xe groomed a child, offered them HRT, and proceeds to depict that in said show
These people have NO self awareness
@GianfagnaJ8875@CishetAsgore@Fagscist I'm sorry would you like me to use a different term? Larper is a bit overdone but recognizable. Perhaps you'd like "Poser" instead?