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Dang, no fix for the HSY teen aspirations yet

"GalacticGal;c-18307831" wrote:
@Atreya33 I always pull my mods folder. Always.

So do I for every update. This happened in a brand new save that never had mods. This is the result of having different functionalities, not just different texts for different languages.

I've always seen Morgyn as intersex (because of his settings in cas) but viewing himself as a man and therefore using he/him. Though still embracing the feminine side by wearing a dress for formal.

It might be because of a book I read where there was an intersex witch, viewing herself as a woman, and her condition gave her specific powers because of being inbetween female and male aswell as being the middle sibling.

I somehow thought it was part of some sort of mythology.

"IObelle;c-18307988" wrote:
I've always seen Morgyn as intersex (because of his settings in cas) but viewing himself as a man and therefore using he/him. Though still embracing the feminine side by wearing a dress for formal.

It might be because of a book I read where there was an intersex witch, viewing herself as a woman, and her condition gave her specific powers because of being inbetween female and male aswell as being the middle sibling.

I somehow thought it was part of some sort of mythology.

Yeah, I think maybe it was. My first thought when I saw Morgyn's CAS programming was that the character wasn't only identifying as nonbinary but was actually, physically asexual. In science fiction and fantasy literature, there is a history of characters who are neither male nor female, or both. I took Morgyn's programming to be that kind of reference, since Realm of Magic has fantasy overtones. In my game, I try to stick to that, making Morgyn an asexual, androgynous (and, in my story, non-human) being who presents mainly as masculine with feminine expressions, making for an overall soft masculine presentation. My Morgyn doesn't wear dresses, mostly because of the built-in bust shadowing in CAS, but does wear some women's clothing (when it actually fits a male frame), androgynous clothing as I can find it, jewelry and eye makeup. They/them pronouns would be accurate, but also, he/him since that's the main gender identification.