Being a man-girl

[Catapult]

I don't mind guys that play female characters or vice versa. I just have this habit of referring to people with their character's gender until I find out otherwise. I've found myself referring to a decent number of guys as "she". It's hillarious when I get corrected.

Also, I am male and gay and play male midlander. But that's just me.

[Fensfield]

I don't mind guys that play female characters or vice versa. I just have this habit of referring to people with their character's gender until I find out otherwise. I've found myself referring to a decent number of guys as "she". It's hillarious when I get corrected.

Also, I am male and gay and play male midlander. But that's just me.

Eh, that's the best way in my opinion. Quite frankly unless someone tells me not to, I use the character's gender to determine pronouns even after finding out the player behind it's gender. It just feels very strange doing otherwise, like I'm trying to make out their character is the one that's not the gender they appear. .. Not that that's wrong either, 's just the majority of the time it isn't the case >.>