Renard Queenston is a sex offender

[Ohaider]

furry/brony is sexually abusive

water is wet

[GammaBlaster]

http://nishimikan.tumblr.com/post/73786674572

[xXOpkillerXx]

Originally Posted by YoshL

this big time.

Though you refer to Renard as "he"...

[Reincarnate]

[YoshL]

Originally Posted by xXOpkillerXx

Though you refer to Renard as "he"...

whoops

accident though, not out of disrespect or intentionally :V (thanks though)

[dAnceguy117]

@opkiller it's good to be accurate, but it's even better to be respectful. Those are sometimes not the same.

[korny]

Originally Posted by Reincarnate

Pretty much

[Dynam0]

Originally Posted by MrPopadopalis25

No decent substitution in English. It sounds dehumanizing and attempts to create new pronouns don't usually catch on so people who don't fit under he or she in terms of gender are stuck using plural ones that don't always work grammatically.

No idea Renard considered themself (?) asexual so my chirping of plural usage wasn't to demean him, only that it makes for difficult reading just so everyone knows lol. So they're like Ditto or something in pokemon! Hard to assign pronouns to that :/

[xXOpkillerXx]

I'm just not explaining myself and making remarks and shit cuz tired but I'll take a minute or two: so Yoshl said "not out of disrespect", see, nobody calls Renard "he" to be disrespectful, he has a complex over his gender, I'm not laughing about it or anything, I'm just gonna call him "he" because "he" is the pronoun I use to refer to any male (yes, no matter how complexed he is, he's born a male). Now the thing is, (I'll use a silly example to show you my point) if I had a superiority complex and I would feel uncomfortable being refered to as anything other than "master", would you call me master to make me feel good ? So yeah basically I don't mean any disrespect to him, but he can take it as disrespect if he wants to, that's not my problem you know.

[African Anger]

ok

[dAnceguy117]

There's a gender topic in the garbage bin srsly grab a keycard and read up and suffer through the spam posts and then I will respond

[xXOpkillerXx]

Originally Posted by dAnceguy117

There's a gender topic in the garbage bin srsly grab a keycard and read up and suffer through the spam posts and then I will respond

Got any major post I should read (links ?)

[African Anger]

http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...&postcount=149

[xXOpkillerXx]

Originally Posted by African Anger

http://www.flashflashrevolution.com/...&postcount=149

Can't access lol :c

[African Anger]

good

[dAnceguy117]

Sry I'm drunk and on a horrible phone, that was not the proper response. My bad.

The sex a person is born with and the gender they identify with are not necessarily the same thing. Using generic he/she pronouns is currently common. However, If someone wants to be referred to by "they" or "ze" or anything else then I really don't think it's that difficult to oblige. Do what you think people will appreciate. That's different from calling someone "master" or some other unearned authoritative title.

My 2 cents

[xXOpkillerXx]

Originally Posted by dAnceguy117

Sry I'm drunk and on a horrible phone, that was not the proper response. My bad.

The sex a person is born with and the gender they identify with are not necessarily the same thing. Using generic he/she pronouns is currently common. However, If someone wants to be referred to by "they" or "ze" or anything else then I really don't think it's that difficult to oblige. Do what you think people will appreciate. That's different from calling someone "master" or some other unearned authoritative title.

My 2 cents

Don't worry lol. Also, to be honest it's Simply because it makes it harder for me to read without having to stop at every "they" to see if it's plural or Renard. Like I totally wouldn't mind calling him Renard everytime or John or Sarah you know, any name. That's why I say it really shouldn't be taken as offensive.

[Arntonach]

Originally Posted by xXOpkillerXx

Don't worry lol. Also, to be honest it's Simply because it makes it harder for me to read without having to stop at every "they" to see if it's plural or Renard. Like I totally wouldn't mind calling him Renard everytime or John or Sarah you know, any name. That's why I say it really shouldn't be taken as offensive.

It's understandable that you mean well, but know that sometimes that meaning won't carry over in speech. Like, you might not want to be disrespectful, but can come off as.

[xXOpkillerXx]

Originally Posted by Arntonach

It's understandable that you mean well, but know that sometimes that meaning won't carry over in speech. Like, you might not want to be disrespectful, but can come off as.

That's pretty much why I explained myself though

[reuben_tate]

Sorry, this thread just reminded me about how funny I think it is when people say, "It's a boy!" when they have a baby.

EDIT: We really could use a universal gender-blind pronoun other than "it" to refer to people...