jzzabelle wrote...
Doesn't matter had sex
Winner!
jzzabelle wrote...
Doesn't matter had sex
ichik wrote...
No, my femshep isn't lesbian, it doesn't work that way.
gmboy902 wrote...
and that your relationship could, from one angle, be defined as homosexual.
"A mono-gender race—distinctly feminine in appearance—the asari are known for their elegance, diplomacy, and biotic talent."
- Mass Effect Wiki
Yeah, even if monogendered from their perspective, Asari resemble more a human female than a male. So, from our perspective... Ehm... perhaps she, too, goes both ways?cerberus1701 wrote...
ichik wrote...
No, my femshep isn't lesbian, it doesn't work that way.
If she's doing an Asari?
Then yeah, she is.
Sorry.
Alexraptor1 wrote...
Ummmm cellular mitosis has nothing to do with gender... you do know that right?
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Modifié par RogueBot, 22 mars 2012 - 03:32 .
eddieoctane wrote...
thebobafettest wrote...
They give birth, appear female, and are essentially female in most ways.
They are female. Little bit of genetics theory: the Y-chromosome is thought to evolved as a mutation of the X-chromosome. Considering their basic external anatomy is the same as human, I would expect the process or reproduction and birth to be similar to Earth mammals. I just reasoned that the X->Y mutation just never occured in their species or it was evolved out.
Species on Earth that are "mono-genered" are also usually considered biologically female. I know there are several species of fish this applies to.
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