(mainly directed at Hope)ah yes I've been meaning to start a topic but I didn't know where :O its good you started a topic here even though I didn't notice it for a whole OTL I also, admittedly, didn't want this to turn into a huge public issue
I really dislike the word "trap" in general since its a bit to broad to my taste :I
It can mean:
-a male that looks like a female
-a female that looks like a male (the correct term would actually be reverse-trap)
-a person that can be either male or female
I'll just copy paste this from somewhere...
- Quote :
- "Origin
Internet slang deriving from 4chan, a reference to the ‘It’s a Trap!’ meme, twisted into new meanings.
Basically, the idea is a boy who looks so convincingly like a female, that by the time you realize you’ve made a mistake, it’s already too late.
Thus, a ‘Trap’
This term has come to refer to both anime characters and real life crossedressers/transgender people.
Transversely, a ‘Reverse Trap’ refers to a girl who looks very convincingly male."
yea honestly its a bit broad but I can deal with it I suppose :I
"YT singers (undecided gender)" or "YT singers (unknown gender)" sound a bit of a mouthful and kinda rude? although genderqueer is also a correct term that just sounds plain right insulting
I would use "androgynous" as I think that actually sounds cool but I looked up androgyne in a dictionary and yea the term you chose would be more correct as it means "a being of ambiguous sexual identity" rather than "having both masculine and feminine characteristics"
To some people "it" is "correct" but its actually not and yea sounds even more insulting than genderqueer as its not even identifying someone as human D: that's like.......how people think of gay/lesbian people sometimes.....:I lower than animals and that's just like......beyond insulting and rude...............
"He" is the most correct grammatical wise as I remember my class had this argument with my teacher (even though she was female lol) about being sexist as she said "he" (well in general male pronouns) must be used when the gender of the groups/people/etc. are not known.
*phew* I think all questions are answered and solved now @.@
and yes I noticed you made the category already