A Schelling point for fans of Alicorn-related things
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Why does "princess" require trans but not "son"? I'd have thought either both would or neither. But you are right that so far Miles has shown no sign of either.DanielH wrote:But Libbies are bigender in a way that “son of Eve” makes sense. I don't think Milo is trans in a way where “princess” does.
“Son of Eve” specifically requires bigender. “Princess” doesn't have as mamy variables, and could apply for anybody who's female whether or not they're also male.jalapeno_dude wrote: Why does "princess" require trans but not "son"? I'd have thought either both would or neither. But you are right that so far Miles has shown no sign of either.
Ah, so we've interpreted "son of Eve" differently. I just thought it meant "born female but male," which allows both trans and bigender.DanielH wrote:“Son of Eve” specifically requires bigender. “Princess” doesn't have as mamy variables, and could apply for anybody who's female whether or not they're also male.jalapeno_dude wrote: Why does "princess" require trans but not "son"? I'd have thought either both would or neither. But you are right that so far Miles has shown no sign of either.
I kind of ship Glynn with Ivan as well so I'm a little conflicted about who I want him to get together with. Maybe they could share? I'm not actually sure if Ivan and Miles would even consider that though.Bluelantern wrote:Glynn and Miles shipping intensifies
That is the same world where a Bell married twin princesses,so they at least have a source of "inspiration"Paradox wrote:I kind of ship Glynn with Ivan as well so I'm a little conflicted about who I want him to get together with. Maybe they could share? I'm not actually sure if Ivan and Miles would even consider that though.Bluelantern wrote:Glynn and Miles shipping intensifies
FYI, I am already shipping him with Ari on the ground of hot-blondness.AndaisQ wrote:Glynn/Everyone shipping remains at peak levels