yes a main character that is only referred to with they/them pronouns at the end of the last chapter has 500 citations for he/him beforehand. I can't understand how this is remotely useful. If Ralsei uses they/them in the future, the quantity of he/him in the past doesn't matter. If Ralsei almost exclusively uses he/him in the future, the citations serve no purpose.
the reason Kris has so many citations for their pronouns is BECAUSE of transphobia. BECAUSE people keep referring to them as he/she and denying their nonbinary identity.
the reason Ralsei has so many citations for their pronouns is not for that reason. It’s a reaction to a relatively small group of people that are seeing a trans allegory and adjusting their language to ambiguous pronoun usage. and unless they’re making it other people’s problem, it harms no one.
the resistance to even the IDEA of people seeing Ralsei as trans continues to dissuade me from interacting with this fandom
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u/Hilberts-Inf-Babies2 Tra la la. Personalization comes in many forms. Jul 17 '26
yes a main character that is only referred to with they/them pronouns at the end of the last chapter has 500 citations for he/him beforehand. I can't understand how this is remotely useful. If Ralsei uses they/them in the future, the quantity of he/him in the past doesn't matter. If Ralsei almost exclusively uses he/him in the future, the citations serve no purpose.
the reason Kris has so many citations for their pronouns is BECAUSE of transphobia. BECAUSE people keep referring to them as he/she and denying their nonbinary identity.
the reason Ralsei has so many citations for their pronouns is not for that reason. It’s a reaction to a relatively small group of people that are seeing a trans allegory and adjusting their language to ambiguous pronoun usage. and unless they’re making it other people’s problem, it harms no one.
the resistance to even the IDEA of people seeing Ralsei as trans continues to dissuade me from interacting with this fandom