The only reason Dragons exist, is for us to beat them to death for loot and then raise them for our mount and/or pet collection.
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No. What I see is a room full of people looking at this: shorturl.at/tUW14
And somehow seeing this: shorturl.at/ACQUY
He was not describing Chronormuâs personal identity, he was clarifying the pronoun usage and when it changed to disuade confusion of the readers to who was being referred to in the story.
This was why he said to not just read exerpts but to read the whole thing for the consecutive aspect of following along with it.
She*
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Chronormi herself*
Chronormi*
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Chronormi*
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quirky*
female*
matching visage*
her*
Chronormi*
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Chromie/Chronormi.*
her*
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Chronormi*
herself*
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female*
her*
female*
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her female*
herself*
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woman*
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she*
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Dude, you got all the pronouns wrong and never spelled Chronormi correctly.
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You know he refers to himSELF as Chronormu since Vanilla, right?
âHello there, [name]. I am known as Chronormu, but you may call me Chromie. I am comfortable with such familiarity.â
Iâm outta here, youâre all driving me nuts like children.
What I see is you looking at this:
And you are desperate for some reason in the face of all evidence to the contrary to see this:
No, he was literally replying to a question that asked, âIs Chromie trans (always she) or genderfluid (female gnome male dragonâ and his response was, âChromie is always sheâ.
ThereforeâŚ
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Everyone calls me Chromie, but my real name is Chronormu. Huh? No, it is not a male name. You clearly donât understand the intricacies of dragon culture-Chromie, Heroes of the Storm
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To be fair, the gender-based naming conventions of the dragons have never been ROCK solid. She could continue to use the name Chronormu while identifying as female, that would be her prerogative. I havenât seen anything that mentioned that she felt compelled to change her name to match her gender expression, although real people in real life might feel like thatâs something that they want to do.
Finally for **** sake!!!
I just needed ONE damn thing and you are the hero! Thank you so much.
Edit: Then again what if heâs just joking around. Now I donât know, son of a god damn- Because like the âYou clearly donât understand the intracies of Dragon cultureâ is like⌠the naming conventions have been the entirety of the intricacies of Dragon culture. Now I think he was just messing around.
Welp. Back to how I was before. It almost had me as something solid but knowing Chronormuâs personalityâŚ
Regardless of if anyone like Danuser or not as a writer. This is canon.
They can argue until night and day whether or not she fits the RL definition of transgender but she used to use he/him pronouns and now uses she/her. Thatâs all that matters.
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I think itâs hilarious that literally no one ever referred to Chromie as âheâ until Blizzard came down out of the sky and said that she used to be male at one point, but definitely doesnât identify that way anymore.
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Source they said that?
You should be reported imo for repeatedly using the wrong pronouns even when people have provided evidence and corrected you many times. Itâs just disrespectful and I know Chromie is a fictional character but a lot of trans players come into this game to feel welcome and what youâre doing is making a mockery of a character that is trans.
I canât stomach it anymore. Iâm not trans myself but I feel for them that they would have to put up with this kind of abuse daily. Sickening really
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Weâve been through this, hon, but Iâm starting to understand that maybe your challenges with reading comprehension are contributing significantly to why youâre not quite able to process it.
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I literally call him a he for my own damn LGBTQ reasons. I said this in many of my posts already. Whereâs MY damn freedom to do this? Itâs a fictional character with the most ambiguous nature in all of WoW.
Itâs up for multiple interpretations, you donât NEED things to be official to dream and feel as you will. I donât complain that heâs not officially branded like me now do I? Heâs not officially branded as trans either. Itâs as ambiguous as it comes.
I was happy and excited to see Danuserâs Tweet for my own personal relativity because I saw the character as a male who liked being referred to with female pronouns. Iâve been there and done that and still identify as male, and that is how I see. Others donât have to see it as trans.
Okay letâs try a thought experiment.
Youâre looking at a painting. In it, the sky looks green to you. People generally disagree on whether the sky is supposed to be blue or green. Itâs up to interpretation.
Then, the painter comes up and says, âActually, I used Blue #5 for that. The sky in that painting is blue and always has been.â
Do you continue to disagree with the person who made the thing who outright told you what they did?
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Show me where the writer explicitly states as in your analogy âActually, I made him trans. The character in this story is transgender and always has been.â
And no, I wouldnât disagree with the âperson who made the thingâ if it was actually even said by him. I could easily say âYeah I used male pronouns for this x period of my life, I now like being referred to with female pronouns but donât call me a girl or woman because Iâm not.â
I want to be able to use some of the female titles in the game for my male characters, but I canât. Okay? Do you see my perspective? At all? Or are trans people just so special and Iâm just outcast here because while I fit with the entire LGBTQ crowd, Iâm not trans.
So much for inclusion.
Then you are disrespecting the character and the writer/s for the character. Because EXPLICITLY uses she/her after visage day and all of world of warcraft happens after visage day. Therefore every moment we encounter Chromie she uses she/her pronouns. You can technically call her whatever you want. But itâd be objectively incorrect. Your reasonings or justifications are completely irrelevant.
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[Exactly. So whyâs everybody going around like they know whatâs up with the character?
They deliberately make it as ambiguous as possible meanwhile they just straight up say other characters are gay, lesbian, etc. If Chronormu was a real person, I would, but why should I respect a fictional, non-feeling character that I can interpret how I want to because so much ambiguity surrounds them enabling this?]
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