Bailey Morello (
polterguide) wrote in
aefenglom2020-09-09 02:18 pm
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Name: Bailey Morello
Date: 9/2
Format: text
Warnings: Mentions of sex & pregnancy, b/c I know that makes some people Uncomfy.
So it's pretty obvious that being here changes people in ways that can sometimes be hard to expect, what with all the magic and monstrous traits but does anyone know if there are impacts on other biological functions?
Like...
Well.
[God, how do they say this without giving up the ghost entirely. They can't just come out and SAY things. They would rather die.]
Does being undead impact what vampires are capable of? Do the animalistic traits of most other monsters impact other physical aspects besides what's visible? Turning into a monster is basically like going through some bizarro puberty so, like. What's up with that?
Basically I'm asking if monsters can get pregnant or do they become infertile like some of the hybrids that exist in real life - obviously native ones aren't but does being something else before change that?
[Now it's time to go hide in shame and embarrassment and try not to think about the turn their life has taken.]
Date: 9/2
Format: text
Warnings: Mentions of sex & pregnancy, b/c I know that makes some people Uncomfy.
So it's pretty obvious that being here changes people in ways that can sometimes be hard to expect, what with all the magic and monstrous traits but does anyone know if there are impacts on other biological functions?
Like...
Well.
[God, how do they say this without giving up the ghost entirely. They can't just come out and SAY things. They would rather die.]
Does being undead impact what vampires are capable of? Do the animalistic traits of most other monsters impact other physical aspects besides what's visible? Turning into a monster is basically like going through some bizarro puberty so, like. What's up with that?
Basically I'm asking if monsters can get pregnant or do they become infertile like some of the hybrids that exist in real life - obviously native ones aren't but does being something else before change that?
[Now it's time to go hide in shame and embarrassment and try not to think about the turn their life has taken.]

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Lady?
My apologies, I find that I do not know how to address you. By name and face, I had thought you were a man.
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[Ah. Hm. They should've expected the assumption, but.]
I'm not a lady. Or a man, either, so, you know, the standard methods of address won't work so well.
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2/2
[Men and women partnering with people of the same sex over the other? That was fair, and people had a right to be themselves. Perhaps matters were different elsewhere, but within the gilded walls of noble society, this was News.]
Truly, that does add a layer of complexity here, as you are absolutely correct that the usual standards will not work.
This is something that must be rectified.
My name is Lorenz Hellman Gloucester. I am an employee at Sir Everett's teashop, DiplomaTea, but I am also a writer by hobby. This latter part is not a subject I mention often, but this particular... lacking in language, shall we call it? Is now blatantly evident and quite perplexing.
Would you allow me the honor of trying to find a form of address for you?
What shall we use in the meantime? Captain?
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[Haha... Ha...]
Captain works, but you're welcome to figure out something better if you want. Language can be kind of a fuck, y'know?
And I wouldn't feel too bad not knowing people like me exist. A lot of people don't consider it.
[A writer, huh... They're curious, but questions about the kind of writing he does can come Later.]
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Your identity is your own, and not something that another should judge!
But very well, Captain. That will likely become a mouthful to say in ordinary conversation, until we unearth whatever is equivalent to 'Sir' or 'Ma'am' that we can use, but it shall more than suffice in the meanwile. 'Ser' could perhaps be doable? That is somewhat archaic, even in my own homeland.
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I've never heard anyone use 'Ser' before - definitely not in recent memories. Sounds like something a particularly stuff vampire would use, if I'm being honest. Not that that's a bad thing, though.
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In the meanwhile, until is a title you feel comfortable with, Captain is more than easy to use. Whatever you feel is best, truly.