Li - Space Convict

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earlier you said that you've grown up Christian. out of curiosity, do you consider yourself to be a Christian? or are you just saying that you when to church growing up?

I think you're confusing gender with gender identity, there's a big difference between what you are and what you say you are

no matter what that person identifies as that would still be a man. sax and gender is the same thing and you have given me no evidence to believe otherwise

yes, but people don't say that a boy is a boy or a girl is a girl based only on what they're wearing or the way they act. they say it because it's a biological fact

I have to disagree, I have never once seen or heard anything about gender being nothing more than a social construct. where have you heard this before? if you could tell me where you heard about this I would be willing to look into it

I would search online for studies into gender identity and sax–gender distinctions, especially by the WHO (not the band 😋). But gender is absolutely defined by the societal norms of the time. Talking very generally, blue for boys and pink for girls is a very modern gender stereotype. 100 years ago, it would be the opposite. High heels are another example, formally a male fashion from the 1700s, now a female fashion.

If someone is saying that they're a gender that they're not then he or she is lying to themselves. a man is a man and a woman is a woman, you can't change that. you can tell yourself whatever you want, but that doesn't make it true. I could say that I'm a tree, but that doesn't mean I'm going to grow leafs. I'm not trying to offend you or anyone else, but the truth is that what you identify as doesn't affect what you are

Genesis 1:27 so God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them. (new international version)

because that isn't how gender works and it goes against my belief as a Christian. I'm not trying to offend you or anything, I really do like this character and I'm sure you spent a lot of time making it. but it does bother me that a character that is clearly ment to be female is using they/them pronouns when it should be she/her

there's no need to be rude, could you please just change it?

she/her, because this character is clearly female

Li - Space Convict

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