

"Hello, I'm auditioning for the role of Ser Aymeric de Borel, and I'll be singing Electric Chapel by Lady Gaga"

Catboys are small, I'm sorry. Of Eorzea, Doma, and Ala Mhigo they are objectively on the small side. Barely average, at best.
I've thought about this, myself. One little detail I read in the Naming Conventions thread is that a Nunh isn't necessarily the greatest of his tribe; he's just the one who gets to mate. There's nothing preventing a Tia from being a great hero or even the actual tribe leader.
This doesn't entirely make sense to me, because plenty of females would still be attracted to a male with power, even if he's a Tia. But that's another subject.
Let's say your male Mi'qote actually did earn the title of Nunh. Good for him! However, he's now left the tribe for an indefinite amount of time to be an adventurer and, eventually, a great hero.
As soon as he's gone, guess what happens? He's not the Nunh anymore. Even if he doesn't formally surrender the title, someone else will soon step right up and say, "Hey, girls! Come on over here and give me some lovin', because I'm your Nunh now." What are you gonna do about it? You're not even there.
It's a highly coveted position. It's also an obligation, and one you can't fulfill if you're away for months at a time, saving the world and stuff.
She's got a chicken to ri-ide, she's got a chicken to ri-i-ide...
She's got a chicken to ride, this game's from Square!
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