That would be wonderful! Though honestly a mix of the two wouldn’t be that bad either. Sometimes the random quest giver is gay, and we don’t draw major attention to it but it’s obviously there, isn’t a bad thing.
I would love to see us meet some characters who are gay or trans be recurring and even major in the lore.
Many in the GLBT spectrum are fine with the singular non gendered use of “they”. It is not invented for “Newspeak”. It is proper in our language as of yesterday, and before.
For example:
Bob: “My friend works downtown.”
Joe: “I go downtown often. Which store do they work at?”
The word “they” can also be a singular non gendered pronoun.
That does mention naturally ambidextrous, I was born right handed though and trained it. Though it would explain why I hated school. I’m also kind of philisophically obsessed with balance (not the thanos way) if that affects things.
Actually language is quite important here as pronouns are part of language (aka, a social construct)
CAN be based of it, but not always, and as you’ve been told sometimes inacuratly.
Correct, and since you enjoy having things cited.
Kindly read into the case study of Genie by Curtiss et al 1972
which details the situation of a little girl who was locked in an attic with no social interaction, and behaved like a feral animal with no language skills.