Character Discussion Is Yamato a male or female?
- Thread starter Heinrich
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short term you can say to some extent but how is forcing people who ridicule them for acting slightly feminine to accept them any better
lets face it, this matter is much more convoluted than just merely "oh ye i feel feminine hence i am a woman" there are myriad of things influencing people to think and behave in a certain way.. and just suggesting gender change seems radical
it also show that how worthless people think being either a man or a woman is to the point that they rather opt gender change than educating and helping the person with their dilemmas and promoting them to value what they fundamentally are.
it shows how the society is conditioned to think really.
lets face it, this matter is much more convoluted than just merely "oh ye i feel feminine hence i am a woman" there are myriad of things influencing people to think and behave in a certain way.. and just suggesting gender change seems radical
it also show that how worthless people think being either a man or a woman is to the point that they rather opt gender change than educating and helping the person with their dilemmas and promoting them to value what they fundamentally are.
it shows how the society is conditioned to think really.
At the moment, her situation and O-Kiku's one are completely different.
Yamato is just a woman with the mind of a child obsessed by the hero of a book she read over and over for decades. A hero who happens to be a man. She should be helped now that her abusive father isn't there anymore.
When this Oden crap will end, if she still see herself as a guy, I'll be more than willing to consider her a man.
Yamato is just a woman with the mind of a child obsessed by the hero of a book she read over and over for decades. A hero who happens to be a man. She should be helped now that her abusive father isn't there anymore.
When this Oden crap will end, if she still see herself as a guy, I'll be more than willing to consider her a man.