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Seconded, though its more mono-sexed than mono-gendered. You could argue the asari were agendered if they didnt adhere to female sterotypes for humans.
[/quote]TipsyFresh wrote...
Yes exactly, there is a difference between gender and sex. But bioware didn't bother to explain in game lol. Are you saying that they do adhere to female stereotypes for humans?
[/quote]FataliTensei wrote...
I would say many of them do. Based on the clothing and some other cultural aspects I would say they definitely adhere to the more feminine side of the gender spectrum in alot of their culture, though obviosly this is not universal in their species and in fact we se many whose gender expressin is more androgynous.
[/quote]TipsyFresh wrote...
I can't go into many specifics here but we can't assume that asari culture has none of what we call "masculine" virtues withn it. That would be the opposite of how nature works. But also I must say that the virtues we call masculine are called that because we have labeled them as such. So in essence asari could act like ghengis khan and still fit into their own mono-sex/gendered society. The problem is that people can't look at things outside of their own frame of reference and by people I mean humans lol.
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