[ SECRET POST #3153 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3153 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But why did they have two gender them at all? They're umbrellas!

Wouldn't most people have just assumed they were male and female anyway, because it was shown as a love story, without hitting everyone around the head with it in such an unnecessary manner?

[(Anonymous)]

Unfortunately for most people, "no gender" still defaults to male.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, that was the problem.

Blam! Double homophobia and sexism, all rolled into one.

Such a pity because it was such a sweet little short. But they had to give the girl umbrella those cliched eyelashes like we were still stuck in the last century.

[ketita]

Couldn't just making one red and one blue be enough to imply some difference between them?

[(Anonymous)]

That would have been a perfect solution.

Ambiguous enough for them to show they had confidence in their viewers' intelligence, yet it still could have read as m/f for those who really felt the need to gender their umbrellas and so assure themselves that they weren't gay umbrellas, heaven forbid.

[diet_poison]

yeah..... :(