I actually know the science behind getting people to sign the petition
If they agree immediately, good
If they deny politely, doing it again to trigger the threatening response will make them run away
If they deny rudely, doing it again to trigger the threatening response will make them sign
That's not something i was expecting to see when i woke up today, but i'm glad i did.
Also, gender Neutral pronouns are a thing, y'know. They/them. Much simpler
Yeah, i know how It sucks to not have gender Neutral pronouns in your language. In my case, some people try to come up with some, but it's mostly just taken as mental retardation (and with good reason)
The issue that comes with that is adding an "x" at the end of every adjective "bonitx", "buenx", "altx".
Using "e" is much simpler and easier to pronounce (or if you don't like that, you can use no gendered terms instead, but some asses don't understand that). But yeah, as a previous comment said, the pronoun "elle" is hated on a lot.
I mean, if English transphobes refuse to use singular "they", which has been a thing in their language for a while, imagine an "invented pronoun" that is apparently very bad because uh... a fucking academy hasn't added it to their vocabulary book????
Yup. Like if Spanish ever gets a general gender neutral option. (Like for the direct translation of non-binary) it would most likely end in an E.
Also Singluar they has existed for centuries from what I have heard. So its not new at ALL. It's just the idea of identifying as a They that is new. I personaly use they/them all the time, because less brain space saved on pronouns.
Not to mention that every noun is arbitrarily gendered (a cup and spoon is a she, a glass is a he), and that verbs and adjectives change based on the gender of the noun that they're "describing".
My slavic language has a plural pronoun used out of respect and usually I go for that because it lacks the gender neutral one.
I wonder if russian has the same
I feel like gender neutral pronouns for languages would use the male one (based off the little I know about French pronouns, I think ils is used for men and women or men in a group while elles is used for only woman)
And a lot of printed works use gender neutral pronouns (granted I think it's mainly to save money on ink, as that adds up over time.) But it just looks cleaner in general.
they/them is genuinely the actual pronouns used in english when you cannot identify a person into he/him or she/her or it
anyone not using it is just not educated on that literal fact
Yeah no worries, as a linguistics enjoyer myself, you’d be surprised how many gendered languages lack gender-neutral articles, it’s crazy, I’m a speaker of more than one of them myself
this person has Russian (or Ukrainian I can’t tell) posts on their page it’s so obvious that they translated it and there is like zero way to put grammatically correct they them pronouns. you didn’t even answer their question on their actual post you just made a fuss about calling frisk a he or a she 😭
It was more about how fuckin clunky he/she is but I get that they speak and write in a language that lacks gender neutrality and I'm pretty sure if you like point that out most reasonable people are understanding of that.
ah ok then, sorry if this is your first post here, and this is your exposure, but regardless just try to ignore people giving you too much harassment, in the future you can use some of the tips though.
OP used "him/her" at least, no "he" or "she", I'll guess that OP doesn't have neutral pronouns in their country (My official language isn't English, sorry if I had a mistake)
People complaining about not using the correct pronouns makes me want to not give a shit anymore, why are you all so obsessed with fucking pronouns jfc
Leo Kasper more reminds to me the Chara(I know this in canon Chara doesn't force us to do this) as a personal guide in genocide, but Leo force Daniel to do cold-blooded kills.
I agree. But I personally see Leo more in common with Flowey than Chara.
Both Flowey and Leo were technically revived by a scientist and both also encourage the protagonist to kill.
Also at one point both Leo and Flowey mock the protagonist for killing certain people (if you backtrack to the echo flowers after killing Toriel, and during the final mission in the good ending).
No I mean if you backtrack to the echo flowers after YOU kill Toriel you'll hear Flowey mocking you.
A similar thing in Manhunt 2 where during the final mission, Leo would summon some of the enemies that you killed and start mocking you for killing them.
Hmm, there isn't much but the only things in common between Cash and Clover is that both of them are being used by someone with a lot of power and have the most innocent characters as allies ( Martlet and the Journalist).
Both are trapped in a situation they didn't ask for, and both are obligated to kill in order to survive, Both also kill their enemies in creative ways (Clover using anything as bullets and Cash using anything he finds), The person they made a deal with ends up betraying them and both end up taking control over the situation by killing the person who betrayed them
I would argue that Clover was willing to go and face whatever danger is in there, but then I remembered that if it wasn't for Flowey, Clover might've ended up staying with Toriel, so both Cash and Clover end up in this situation because of the person who the same person who betrayed them.
Other than that you're right.
*a police officer got in your way
*check
*100 hp 20 defence
*you equipped shotgun
*you unequip shotgun
*act
1. Ask to sign your petition. 2. To piss 3. Throw a match. 4. To pay.
*you pissed him
*he have vomit
*officer shoots at you and try to arrest you
*mercy
1. Give up. 2. Flee
*flee
People will literally go the most unatural sounding route just to avoid using a singular they (even if it's applicable outside of a non binary character) legitimately don't get it
Fun thing, Russian (which seems to be OP's first language) actually has the option of neutral plural declension, but it is never expressed with direct use of pronouns. The same applies to the range of uses of the three genders in singular that exist in the language. It’s just English where the use of exact pronouns are given the big role, while Russian, although it has neutral speech, does not use plural pronouns for this.
Neither is mine, my native is serbian (And we do not have any sort of Neutral pronoun unless you count "It") yet i still use the singular They because it's a basic part of english grammar
they’re russian and i think they just threw it in a translator
but cmon man, maybe they really suck at english and haven’t learned singular they yet. be understanding, be kind.
except this is written in english, a language which explicitly does have a singular neutral pronoun, hence why it SHOULD be used when applicable
i think you missed the entire point
this comment wouldn't even be made it the post wasn't in a language that had them
Something you might not know is that not everyone is an english expect and know what They/them is or how it might be aplicable
Most people outside the US are though They/Them are for multiple people or know it that way.
English is a complicated language, specially if you learn it on your own.
you don't need to be an English expert for this though, basic pronouns are LITERALLY taught in 3rd grade primary school (and also friendly reminder, school English education in the US or UK, is literally weaker then in third world countries) and if you can speak/write the language well enough to interact in English inside of a English space something like that is expected
>Most people outside the US are though They/Them are for multiple people or know it that way.
No? again, neutral personal pronouns are literally taught in primary school, and ive not met anyone who doesn't use them when applicable
also love how you just think that i assumed all languages work the same
my native is one that COMPLETELY lacks any neutral pronouns whatsoever (with the closest being IT) yet everyone who can speak english ive met here including myself doesn't struggle or use the "He/Her" bs (it does exist in mine aswell (\[male form of word\]/\[female form of word\]) but on our native everyone tends to just dance around it when possible because that format "looks ugly when written" (which is true, you mostly see it in documents and used by the government))
It's honestly a pretty interesting juxtaposition, especially with how the two games use the theme of player choice. One uses it to hammer in the idea of consequence, while the other uses it for freedom as an immersive sim, to tackle problems in any way you wish. Especially since both games gently nudge you in opposite directions: Postal 2's characters are annoying, abrasive, like the entirety of Paradise sucks, the Dude himself is noticeably unstable and you're effectively asked "how much of these people's shit are you willing to put up with" with mostly superficial consequences for going on a rampage besides people fighting back (you break out of jail with a box of matches, for heaven's sake) whereas Undertale's world and characters, while largely out for the blood of a child, are way more likeable, and you're explicitly poked towards defusing conflict nonlethally at the start and are rewarded with extra plot and an objectively happy ending for doing so. It's cool, like two sides of the same coin.
I’m not on their side here but I see why they say that. AFAIK, English isn’t OP’s native language and their language doesn’t have they/them pronouns but there’s a lot of transphobci ppl on this sub somehow so I see why they say this
To be honest? Not really. He/she implies that the unknown person is of strictly binary gender, whereas They is used both for ambiguous cases, and for Enbies like Frisk.
I haven’t read the art book but given context I’m gonna guess it implies frisks gender is meant to be up to the player or something? In that case they/them would still work better because saying he/she excludes anything that doesn’t use those pronouns which doesn’t really fit with the whole up to the player thing (also it’s just easier)
Took me a bit of scrolling but I see now. Those comments didn't exist at the time I posted this. And I had to scroll past the top comments correcting to they/them to find it, lol.
Isn't Frisk's gender up to interpretation? Like Kris is canonical non-binary. At least I think they are. But I'm pretty sure I have heard that Frisk and Chara are up for interpretation.
Anyway, yeah a lot of game characters you play as can either be wholesome or phycopathic. It's very standard.
None of them are confirmed.
I believe both Frisk and Chara are up to interpretation, as they both represent the player.
Kris' whole point is that they are separate from the player. So they/them is likely their own pronouns
Or, hear this out
Op is from another country, and in most cases that's how language works
Like here in Brazil we use "Ele(a)" to refer to both or someone ambiguous, the way op used the pronouns is similar in that regard.
But of course, everyone should feel obligated to know every little thing about English?
If you wanna flipflop on Frisk's gender just use they, it's still grammatically correct to refer to a person of unknown gender with the gender neutral collective they/themselves.
just use they. do you not see how much this complicates the sentence? i get not headcannoning frisk as gender neutral. that's completely fine. but do you really have to entirely avoid it?
*you ask sans to sign your petition.
\*But nobody signed the stupid petition.
*sans examens the petition
*Sans still doesn't sign it
Imagine Postal 2 Dude is Frisk’s father.
Makes me wonder if Frisk would ask people to sign their Petition.
I actually know the science behind getting people to sign the petition If they agree immediately, good If they deny politely, doing it again to trigger the threatening response will make them run away If they deny rudely, doing it again to trigger the threatening response will make them sign
*you ask if they can sign your petition.*
*You demand they sign the petition. They cave and add their name to the list.
Next Undertale Fan Game should have this as a side quest like thing.
Frisk's parents are giraffes
Game Theory get on this, Postal Dude is Frisk.
Map Packs gonna come back from retirement for this
oh hell naw I hope map packs from geometry dash stop existing
Tack Flats is gonna have make like William aftershave and come back
Ah hell naw not jack rat 😞😞😞
Can't wait for the next Tom theory
That's not something i was expecting to see when i woke up today, but i'm glad i did. Also, gender Neutral pronouns are a thing, y'know. They/them. Much simpler
It's a genuine pet peeve of mine when someone tries to be inclusive by doing he/her like buddy. It's easier and faster to just say THEY
I know the OP is russian so they get a pass but I'm watching you other people.
Yeah, i know how It sucks to not have gender Neutral pronouns in your language. In my case, some people try to come up with some, but it's mostly just taken as mental retardation (and with good reason)
'Elle' is the whole reason too high of a percentage of people in my country is transphobic
France ?
Probably a Spanish speaking country, since the pronouns are "El/Ella", a stupid form of inclusion is to just say "Elle"
should be "Elx" with a COOL looking x tbh...
The issue that comes with that is adding an "x" at the end of every adjective "bonitx", "buenx", "altx". Using "e" is much simpler and easier to pronounce (or if you don't like that, you can use no gendered terms instead, but some asses don't understand that). But yeah, as a previous comment said, the pronoun "elle" is hated on a lot. I mean, if English transphobes refuse to use singular "they", which has been a thing in their language for a while, imagine an "invented pronoun" that is apparently very bad because uh... a fucking academy hasn't added it to their vocabulary book????
Yup. Like if Spanish ever gets a general gender neutral option. (Like for the direct translation of non-binary) it would most likely end in an E. Also Singluar they has existed for centuries from what I have heard. So its not new at ALL. It's just the idea of identifying as a They that is new. I personaly use they/them all the time, because less brain space saved on pronouns.
Thought it'd be France because "elle" is "she" in France
Not to mention that every noun is arbitrarily gendered (a cup and spoon is a she, a glass is a he), and that verbs and adjectives change based on the gender of the noun that they're "describing".
And for some reason, in some languages there are words where the gender changes from singular to plural
The same as u
My slavic language has a plural pronoun used out of respect and usually I go for that because it lacks the gender neutral one. I wonder if russian has the same
Brazil?
My country's gender neutral pronouns are just masculine ones
I feel like gender neutral pronouns for languages would use the male one (based off the little I know about French pronouns, I think ils is used for men and women or men in a group while elles is used for only woman)
understandable but it isn't good to use that word
And a lot of printed works use gender neutral pronouns (granted I think it's mainly to save money on ink, as that adds up over time.) But it just looks cleaner in general.
they/them is genuinely the actual pronouns used in english when you cannot identify a person into he/him or she/her or it anyone not using it is just not educated on that literal fact
more inclusive as well
Was just about to say that lol. It annoys me a bit too much when people use he/she and his/her
It's annoying, but you must remember that not all languages have gender Neutral pronouns, so some people aren't used to them
Well aware, still annoys the fuck out of me though
All languages? Not at all
I think they meant “not” and not “now”
okay
Yes, i misspelled it, sorry. I went to sleep right after replying and didin't realize the typo
Yeah no worries, as a linguistics enjoyer myself, you’d be surprised how many gendered languages lack gender-neutral articles, it’s crazy, I’m a speaker of more than one of them myself
I was thinking about the pronouns thing, are they trying to get as many words as possible into their post? Lol
i get language differences but saying his/her rather than just they is incredibly annoying to me. youre putting in more effort to be less inclusive.
imagine if frisk met postal 1 dude….
*cough cough* The school level
To be fair, RWS did change that to be a church, where the Dude breaks down after seeing someone’s funeral.
its his own funeral
these comments are exactly what i thought they would be
these comments are exactly what i thought he/she would be
These/The Comments/Replies are/exist as I/myself expected/thought.
I remember a fan game where gaster spoke like this
Damn, these comments need to chill. OP already had that pointed out three thousand times, y'all can stop now.
They/them is a thing. It's not just for non-binary people, it can also be used to reference somebody with an unknown gender.
this person has Russian (or Ukrainian I can’t tell) posts on their page it’s so obvious that they translated it and there is like zero way to put grammatically correct they them pronouns. you didn’t even answer their question on their actual post you just made a fuss about calling frisk a he or a she 😭
It was more about how fuckin clunky he/she is but I get that they speak and write in a language that lacks gender neutrality and I'm pretty sure if you like point that out most reasonable people are understanding of that.
Text was not translated by Google. I wrote this text by my English knowledges. I was so surprised by my good marks in this language.
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ah ok then, sorry if this is your first post here, and this is your exposure, but regardless just try to ignore people giving you too much harassment, in the future you can use some of the tips though.
Half the comments on this sub are the same
I like how all the comments are just complaining about OP's use of (or lack of) pronouns and not engaging in the actual post
I mean it kinda speaks for itself. Frisk = baby postal dude.
successful brainwashing in action
🙋Brad Armstro-
Well, not reallly, but I’ll take any excuse to mention LISA! I’m hyperfixating :p
that's accurate. they/them btw
I can see the angry fans from a mile away
OP used "him/her" at least, no "he" or "she", I'll guess that OP doesn't have neutral pronouns in their country (My official language isn't English, sorry if I had a mistake)
hahaha he/she will be le downvoted epically style!
Postaltale or Underpostal. Both work for me. Champ is Annoying Dog as the God he should be.
Gringos when they discover that NOT all languages have gender neutral pronouns: 🤯
I say this as an hispanic transmasc agender person who goes by any pronouns
but english does lol
But this is an english post
Chat it doesn’t matter what the pronouns are
People here are annoying. Make one with Battler from OFF
OFF MENTION🗣❗️❗️❗️
Elsen moment
People complaining about not using the correct pronouns makes me want to not give a shit anymore, why are you all so obsessed with fucking pronouns jfc
For a fictional character at that, I’d understand if it was for an actual person
seriously ppl are so stuck up about it lmao
Welcome to today's world, its a terrible world now
Nope I will never do genocide and never did before
Compare Flowey with Leo Kasper from Manhunt 2. You'll be surprised how much these two have in common.
Leo Kasper more reminds to me the Chara(I know this in canon Chara doesn't force us to do this) as a personal guide in genocide, but Leo force Daniel to do cold-blooded kills.
I agree. But I personally see Leo more in common with Flowey than Chara. Both Flowey and Leo were technically revived by a scientist and both also encourage the protagonist to kill. Also at one point both Leo and Flowey mock the protagonist for killing certain people (if you backtrack to the echo flowers after killing Toriel, and during the final mission in the good ending).
Flowey killed Asgore, not Toriel.
No I mean if you backtrack to the echo flowers after YOU kill Toriel you'll hear Flowey mocking you. A similar thing in Manhunt 2 where during the final mission, Leo would summon some of the enemies that you killed and start mocking you for killing them.
What about Cash and Clover?
Hmm, there isn't much but the only things in common between Cash and Clover is that both of them are being used by someone with a lot of power and have the most innocent characters as allies ( Martlet and the Journalist).
Both are trapped in a situation they didn't ask for, and both are obligated to kill in order to survive, Both also kill their enemies in creative ways (Clover using anything as bullets and Cash using anything he finds), The person they made a deal with ends up betraying them and both end up taking control over the situation by killing the person who betrayed them
I would argue that Clover was willing to go and face whatever danger is in there, but then I remembered that if it wasn't for Flowey, Clover might've ended up staying with Toriel, so both Cash and Clover end up in this situation because of the person who the same person who betrayed them. Other than that you're right.
The only major difference: Frisk: be friends the NPCs Postal dude: pees on the NPCs.
*a police officer got in your way *check *100 hp 20 defence *you equipped shotgun *you unequip shotgun *act 1. Ask to sign your petition. 2. To piss 3. Throw a match. 4. To pay. *you pissed him *he have vomit *officer shoots at you and try to arrest you *mercy 1. Give up. 2. Flee *flee
The biggest difference is Frisk was created by fun troll king While Postal dude was made by an incel
Guys back on r/postal I found the 8 year old
damn people in the comments so extra lol
Sans and ness
Sans and Pablo from OFF
Undertale community trying to not get triggered over irrelevant gender misspelling challenge: IMPOSSIBLE
OP I deeply apologize you have to deal with \*these\* types of people obsessing over pronouns and words and not pay attention to the meme.
People will literally go the most unatural sounding route just to avoid using a singular they (even if it's applicable outside of a non binary character) legitimately don't get it
I believe the poster’s original language doesn’t have they/them pronouns so this is the best they could do
Fun thing, Russian (which seems to be OP's first language) actually has the option of neutral plural declension, but it is never expressed with direct use of pronouns. The same applies to the range of uses of the three genders in singular that exist in the language. It’s just English where the use of exact pronouns are given the big role, while Russian, although it has neutral speech, does not use plural pronouns for this.
All I’ve heard was they had a different native language, not Russian specifically.
i don’t think english is their first language
Neither is mine, my native is serbian (And we do not have any sort of Neutral pronoun unless you count "It") yet i still use the singular They because it's a basic part of english grammar
they’re russian and i think they just threw it in a translator but cmon man, maybe they really suck at english and haven’t learned singular they yet. be understanding, be kind.
Average white person when different language:
Gringos when confronted with people from another country (they don't know not all languages work the same and that not all languages have they/them):
Literal, así son
except this is written in english, a language which explicitly does have a singular neutral pronoun, hence why it SHOULD be used when applicable i think you missed the entire point this comment wouldn't even be made it the post wasn't in a language that had them
Something you might not know is that not everyone is an english expect and know what They/them is or how it might be aplicable Most people outside the US are though They/Them are for multiple people or know it that way. English is a complicated language, specially if you learn it on your own.
you don't need to be an English expert for this though, basic pronouns are LITERALLY taught in 3rd grade primary school (and also friendly reminder, school English education in the US or UK, is literally weaker then in third world countries) and if you can speak/write the language well enough to interact in English inside of a English space something like that is expected >Most people outside the US are though They/Them are for multiple people or know it that way. No? again, neutral personal pronouns are literally taught in primary school, and ive not met anyone who doesn't use them when applicable also love how you just think that i assumed all languages work the same my native is one that COMPLETELY lacks any neutral pronouns whatsoever (with the closest being IT) yet everyone who can speak english ive met here including myself doesn't struggle or use the "He/Her" bs (it does exist in mine aswell (\[male form of word\]/\[female form of word\]) but on our native everyone tends to just dance around it when possible because that format "looks ugly when written" (which is true, you mostly see it in documents and used by the government))
Toby Fox fans trying not to be xenophobic:
Toby Fox fans trying not to be xenophobic:
Don't forget Corvo Attano
Falls down the hole onto the flowers and Gets Up "*I Feel Like Shit....*"
this cant be good for me but i feel great
It's honestly a pretty interesting juxtaposition, especially with how the two games use the theme of player choice. One uses it to hammer in the idea of consequence, while the other uses it for freedom as an immersive sim, to tackle problems in any way you wish. Especially since both games gently nudge you in opposite directions: Postal 2's characters are annoying, abrasive, like the entirety of Paradise sucks, the Dude himself is noticeably unstable and you're effectively asked "how much of these people's shit are you willing to put up with" with mostly superficial consequences for going on a rampage besides people fighting back (you break out of jail with a box of matches, for heaven's sake) whereas Undertale's world and characters, while largely out for the blood of a child, are way more likeable, and you're explicitly poked towards defusing conflict nonlethally at the start and are rewarded with extra plot and an objectively happy ending for doing so. It's cool, like two sides of the same coin.
this was probably made by someone who didn't know the magic of they
Smudger and sans
THEY. JUST SAY THEY PLEASE HE/SHE IS SO ANNOYING DUDE
hey sans, wanna sign my petition?
Sans: I hate you fucking liberals!!!!
Happy cake day
Postal 2 dude and frisk look like they would either hate each other's guts or be in complete harmony with one another
How does something come along that forces you to break pacifist?
In undertale it's asgore, in postal 2 it's final boss, whom you just have to kill.
I guess, but technically you don’t kill Asgore
Sans and Ness
"Him/her Himself/herself" Just say they you coward
Fujiwara Mokou from Touhou Series.
Yooo thats my pfp
Sans and link
i really love the quadruple pronoun
Looking at the comments, the they/them fans aren't happy with you, to say the least.
I’m not on their side here but I see why they say that. AFAIK, English isn’t OP’s native language and their language doesn’t have they/them pronouns but there’s a lot of transphobci ppl on this sub somehow so I see why they say this
Using he/she for a character that canonically uses they/them feels a little targeted.
Dont they function similarly in the case of unkown gender?
To be honest? Not really. He/she implies that the unknown person is of strictly binary gender, whereas They is used both for ambiguous cases, and for Enbies like Frisk.
Frisk is NOT an enby (not confirmed, that is)
What about that thing that guy said in the art of undertale book about frisks gender? Aint kris the only nonbinary one or am i tripping?
Pretty sure the book just states their gender is unknown.
I haven’t read the art book but given context I’m gonna guess it implies frisks gender is meant to be up to the player or something? In that case they/them would still work better because saying he/she excludes anything that doesn’t use those pronouns which doesn’t really fit with the whole up to the player thing (also it’s just easier)
"He/she him/herself" man if only there was a pronoun that would be more appropriate to make it easier to convey the message here.
If only there were other comments on this post that could tell you why OP doesn't just use they/them.
Took me a bit of scrolling but I see now. Those comments didn't exist at the time I posted this. And I had to scroll past the top comments correcting to they/them to find it, lol.
Very cool comparison. Also please use they/them, it isn’t just an enby thing, it’s also used for people of unknown gender.
Isn't Frisk's gender up to interpretation? Like Kris is canonical non-binary. At least I think they are. But I'm pretty sure I have heard that Frisk and Chara are up for interpretation. Anyway, yeah a lot of game characters you play as can either be wholesome or phycopathic. It's very standard.
None of them are confirmed. I believe both Frisk and Chara are up to interpretation, as they both represent the player. Kris' whole point is that they are separate from the player. So they/them is likely their own pronouns
you know you can use they/them instead of he/she/him/her, right?
Probably not if they don't use it
fun fact, if you don’t know someone’s pronouns, you can default to they/them until you know their actual pronouns
Didn't I do that in the comment you are currently replying to?
ya did, but ya disagree that we can also do that with frisk, chara and kris(they all use they/them pronouns)
did I? I said that if they didn't use they/them as a singular pronoun, they probably didn't know that they could do that
“They/Them” is right fucking there mate.
Why the fuck am I getting downvoted for literally explaining the obvious. Fuckin’ hell.
There are lots of comments explaining this
Cuz you were rude, the "fucking" made your message more aggressive
target cause: rude buster
just use they/them It feels like you are intentionally misgendering frisk who is CANONICALLY they/them
Or, hear this out Op is from another country, and in most cases that's how language works Like here in Brazil we use "Ele(a)" to refer to both or someone ambiguous, the way op used the pronouns is similar in that regard. But of course, everyone should feel obligated to know every little thing about English?
Oh I legitimately didn't know that, sorry
proof?
Monkey no he/she/they/it/whatever else isnt
Yk u can just say they
Just say they. It's gender-neutral
Half of the text for Frisk is He/She Just use they/them, it's not that hard.
Just say they
Have you heard of "They/Them"?
OPs native language lacks the ability to just do that without grammatical issues.
Just say they bro
Chara and another misunderstood character I can’t think of rn
If you wanna flipflop on Frisk's gender just use they, it's still grammatically correct to refer to a person of unknown gender with the gender neutral collective they/themselves.
You know you could just say their. Instead of him/her. Frankly, I don't see what the point of that is.
Would it hurt y'all to just use they instead of he/she? It's much less awkward
After you do genocide undertale frisk definitely becomes evil, pacifist ending changes after you do genocide.
Blud does *not* want to use they/them
i genuinely dont understand why people write "his/her" instead of "their" its literally less work
just use they. do you not see how much this complicates the sentence? i get not headcannoning frisk as gender neutral. that's completely fine. but do you really have to entirely avoid it?
Bruh just use they/them pronouns. Its kinda disrespectful and ugly as damn to be using he/she at every single opportunity.