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whoops i forgot to mention the character is an oc

i've been using he/she interchangeably with what they're presenting as, but now that i want to app them into a game, i want to be consistent/not confuse people

genderfluid myself here - there's no hard and fast rule. i personally use they because i'm not confident enough to ask people to switch what pronouns they refer to me with on a regular basis, but i know people who switch between he and she - some who are just uncomfortable using they pronouns, and others who feel it fits them better to switch around. it really depends on your character, but keep in mind if you app them to a game that you might want to let people know in a permissions post or an ooc intro just so there isn't any confusion

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