(02-20-2017, 07:23 PM)Nebbs Wrote: I think the whole thing is a little more complex than male/female polarized stereotypes.Â
I hardly ever play human types, I am always the elf or twilek or troll or etc.. And gender is just another facet.
For me this is a fantasy escape, with strangeness on most dimensions.. why try and overlay RL on it or even care what the RL persuasion of the other players is? Yes our play will be based on RL in part because that's what we draw on and fall back on, but it should be a place to unleash your creativity.
Embrace the madness!
I actually like to do the opposite. I like to play as a game's human analogue because I can relate more closely to them, which serves to highlight the strangeness and fantasy elements of the setting. Not that I dislike the other races. I'm especially fond of the tailed races.
