It seems to me that there are more "she"s than "he"s on avatar sites, so it's a reasonable assumption if you're unsure. :P

Exactly and men on the net arent as offended being called she as women are being called he. At least that's my experience.

assuredly they mind but you have to understand that it's a very uncomfortable thing to /say/ you mind. a person's need to be recognized as something is much more acute when it is a fight and a struggle to get said recognition

You can't say that for people you don't know chocobo.
Some just want to be something for themselves not for others.

of course, chocobo makes it difficult because he doesn't have a proper avatar that people can imply his preferred pronouns from. :P

that's why I just try not to make any assumptions about anyone.

i actually actively say 'he' right away and even go out of my way to offer my gender in public places so it is easy to find out without having to ask. i want to make it so i am not making people uncomfortable in that department, hell on most site i have been on i put it in my signature

i have actually been debating putting it here too since there are so many newbies

sometimes I correct people when they get mine wrong, sometimes I don't.


just depends on how I'm feeling that day.

totally fair~ when i was a teen i was so andro(and dressed so andro) people would confuse me often so there would be days where i would correct and days i would not bother XD

I always figured you reveled in people being unsure, AC.

yessss! >:D

well, less so lately. That was fun, back when I was less sure of my own gender, but now I generally prefer female. There's a reason I made that fairly unambiguous with my username and avatar here.

Ah, alright. :P

"Anna Claire" definitely leaves no questions, unlike "Lysis."

yup, you got it! :3

and 'chocobo'? XD or is that something only a bill can discern?

Admittely, cho, I thought you were female before you told me otherwise.

well i /do/ talk like my grandmother and dress like a great grandmother XD