[ SECRET POST #2946 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2946 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sorry, that sucks.

Although from what I've read about the book, my sense is that it was more of a hypothetical science fiction-y thing than anything else? Like in Stars In My Pocket Like Grains of Sand, where the gender stuff is part of a larger thematic examination of gender and sexuality?

[(Anonymous)]

That's what's happening in the book, yes, but my understanding was that it's still super uncomfortable for OP because the word 'she' is being used in narration about guys, even though they know it's for scifi purposes.

OP: that sucks a lot, I'm sorry. It's a great book but your own mental health and comfort have to come first. If you're interested in this kind of thinky new wave scifi, you should definitely check out Spin State by Chris Moriarty. It has some of the same awesome philosophical and worldbuilding richness, without that particular gender thing going on.