I made a Kira Shepard once. She didn't last long though.
As for creating multiple Shepards and finding it difficult because of identifying Hale's voice with your 'canon' face, that's not wierd. It's why I've played through both games twice with Jessica and am in the process of another run through both of them (just finished ME1 last night), and have not been able to get any other Shepard, male or female, off the Citadel as a Spectre.
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@Sagequeen: I've been sporting that one for months now; glad you like it. It just boggled my mind one day when it struck me that, for various definitions of the term, half of the actual romance options in Mass Effect 2 are poisonous to Shepard, and two of them would find Shepard toxic - but apparently that makes more sense than humans of like gender being attracted to each other.
It's also more or less what caught rynluna's attention and got me invited to these groups and threads and such, as I recall correctly.
The whole "poisonous" thing has been way overdone. Levo and dextro amino acids usually have zero effect on each other, and in Mass Effect 1, the explanation of turian physiology never states that levo amino acid based foods or substances are outright poisonous to them, it merely mentions the allergic reactions that can sometimes occur, up to and including fatal anaphylactic shock. I suspect this would be rare, though. In the real world, we eat dextro-molecular substances all the time, and at worst, they just don't provide us any nutritive value. The one area where substances of the opposite chirality can be deadly to humans is in the pharmaceutical industry. Now, granted we're talking about a completely different life form here, so quarians and turians could theoretically react to more substances than just drugs, especially since a bunch of those substances never existed on their own homeworld. Nevertheless, Mordin's explanations about allergic reactions has been taken to an illogical extreme by the fandom, and I'm not sure why. I wouldn't expect Shepard to suffer anaphylaxis from ingesting turian... uh, well, fluids. The consequences Mordin mentions would probably be no worse than stomachache or diarrhea.
Same sex attraction is a whole 'nother can o' worms that I am not interested in dealing with right now, let BioWare try to explain that away if they can.
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It rather bugs me, really. I may just have to buy Dragon Age to get it done one day (although, in earnest, it's bit sad we have to go that route). I just can't get myself to buy something with 'Dragon' in it (sounds a bit too childish, no offense). But then again, it's Bioware, so I may actually play it too. 
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! Another Shepard Kate! I feel my uniqueness draining awayyyyy~
