With Apologies to Sena Bryer

[Sivante]

There's absolutely no connection.

The only thing that person is going of on it's on the etimology of the name and the reference to FFXII.

I guess Poochie is now the only character to fit the characteristic of "kind" in all of Eitherys or something.

I guess that makes all Dragoons eligible to the seat of Emet-Selch, given how much time they spend lifeless on the floor.

[Squig]

astute nooticers will find it interesting how many of the posts in this thread refer to a singular woman (who self IDs as she/her/ella) as "they"

[Midare]

I guess that makes all Dragoons eligible to the seat of Emet-Selch, given how much time they spend lifeless on the floor.

*Estinien wants to know your location.*

[Hesitate89]

We don't know Wuk Lamats Age either, only clue of her age is Namika, who appeared young when she mentioned the story of Wuk Lamat

[Sivante]

astute nooticers will find it interesting how many of the posts in this thread refer to a singular woman (who self IDs as she/her/ella) as "they"

I've been avoiding engaging with your repeated rhetoric, but this one irks me. They is a gender neutral term. It was, has been, and will continue to be used to refer to individuals without malice or direction of gendered language. Even if it bothers you, I'd point you in the direction of the social movements that pushed so hard for it to be a gender neutral term. This is an intellectually dishonest dog-whistle. People being transphobic is awful, but if you draw the line to transphobia at basic distinctions of a functional language than you're doing more harm to the cause than help.

Hanlon's Razor. Never ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by ignorance.

[Antharaes]

yes actually referring to a trans woman as a man is transphobic, hope this helps

You have quite the skill in selective reading, if that is the only thing you singled out from over 1100 replies and over 100 pages. As I stated before, I don't care if she is trans, she's just a despicable person.

[Isala]

I've been avoiding engaging with your repeated rhetoric, but this one irks me. They is a gender neutral term. It was, has been, and will continue to be used to refer to individuals without malice or direction of gendered language. Even if it bothers you, I'd point you in the direction of the social movements that pushed so hard for it to be a gender neutral term. This is an intellectually dishonest dog-whistle. People being transphobic is awful, but if you draw the line to transphobia at basic distinctions of a functional language than you're doing more harm to the cause than help.

Hanlon's Razor. Never ascribe to malice that which can be adequately explained by ignorance.

Just further proof that nothing you do will ever be good enough for these types. Even using "they" is now an affront to everything they (oops) believe in.

[Achereon]

I guess that makes all Dragoons eligible to the seat of Emet-Selch, given how much time they spend lifeless on the floor.

love this response laughed so hard

[Bobby66]

yes actually referring to a trans woman as a man is transphobic, hope this helps

Biologically Sena is a man that is not transphobic. I say this as someone who is trans. I cannot force people to accept my delusions of being a women. If they do great but if they don't that does not mean they are denying my existence or humanity.

End of the day I was born a man I can try to hide and mask it all I want still a man, as is Sena.

Edit: I became trans cause of how I feel, and what makes me comfortable my truth does not override biology or perception.

[Squig]

it's all those things and also a convenient way to avoid properly gendering someone whose gender you don't actually recognize. I don't think everyone who refers to her as "they" is a foaming-at-the-mouth transphobe because there are a lot of ways to be tacitly and accidentally transphobic (and nobody has to be burnt at the stake for that kind of thing!!!) but I also think pretending that everyone who is actively malicious actually just has no clue what they're doing or saying at any given point in time is just as silly.

Ask yourself: would you refer to Y'shtola's voice actor as "they" even if you didn't know her name? What about Urianger's? Let's be real here, the answer is no.