[ SECRET POST #3090 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3090 ⌋

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Comments

[scrubber]

Uh, I think referring to each other as "she" without hesitation just about counts for "referring to each other as girls/women." The reason they don't do THAT is to avoid the association with humanity, cuz they're rocks.

Sorry but this "Ruby/Sapphire aren't a lesbian pairing you guys" thing is kind of getting old and obtuse. If Greg/Rose is a heterosexual pairing (it is) and if posts about how ~special~ SU is for have a young boy look up to women can get thousands of notes without an issue, then I don't see what's so exceptional about this situation. Fandom wouldn't have a problem with it anyway if both characters were visibly very feminine.

[(Anonymous)]

Non binary lesbians exist. She/her pronouns are not limited to women, non-binary people can use those pronouns too.

The gems do not have gender, Rebecca Sugar has stated this. Humans perceive them as female and assign she/her pronouns to them.

Non binary lesbians are a thing, that's what they are.

nayrt

[(Anonymous)]

you have to be a woman to be a lesbian

it's part of the definition, Lesbian= homosexual woman

Re: nayrt

[(Anonymous)]

lol

[scrubber]

...So "lesbian pairing" is perfectly correct then?