Which toy in your collection looks the most fucking illiterate, tfg?
>>11140712>you can tell i'm kind of a reactive crank, rightI can tell you're off-topic
>if it was in ANY book I read, I would notice it immediatelyI did too, that's why I used it in elementary school and stopped getting penalized
>wikisYou realize that his and or her pronoun would have come up 400 times on a wiki, right? It would be infuriating clutter to have his and or her pronouns/options/whatever explained in full every time, and you wouldn't want to oversimplify his and or her character as male, since suddenly changing to female for female-only dialogue and events would be awkward. For his and or her sake, I mean.
>If it was in books, I would have seen it. I was a real book-ass.Here's something from known gay activist, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
>I held my tongueI wish you kept doing this and reading books instead of posting here
>>11140716>/toy/ - Literature, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender>>11140727>proceeds to add to the discussion while calling the addition unnecessary 