altnameJag said:
Difference between being born male, and identifying as a guy. C'mon dude, you stand up for trans rights anytime you get the chance, you've gotta know there's a, let's call it subtle, difference.
Got anything other than playing cheeky games I got bored of in high school to add to that post?
You're the one making an issue out of it, dude. Why?
Although I am curious to know how many "straight" villains (or other characters) out there are simply assumed to be so because straight is used as the default. Which is a whole other kettle of fish.[/quote]
Because you're going about doing that damned "assuming" game playing that I'm sick of. The lore of the cultures of Zelda was established quite a long time ago. Only making an issue out of it, as you put it, because "identifying" has certain implications you know exist. And as I stated a couple pages back, I'm a lore-whore.
As for why, because even the most generous surveys of most non-straight acceptance countries place the estimate around like 20%(give or take, mostly take). That's trans, asexual, and gay bundled together. Meaning 4 in 5 times, the character is going to be straight. It's not really that far out there for people to go by averages/majorities/normal, take the word you prefer.
Not to mention most of the time, it doesn't particularly matter to the plot of the game or the story what genitals people like to bump faces with, so people don't really care or think about it outside of fan-art and/or porn, which sorta falls into the realm of non-canon and pure fantasy to begin with.
But I suppose I'll take this post as my answer to the question I posed in my last post to you.