LP2Lily 
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> Well, *+*__get learning already+__**, **Mother Nature** **has some time for you to learn**.
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> **There are female artists here, and even likely equal or more female staffs here**, so get working to change your habit, **you can speed up your learning process if you can see the importance of what you'll learn more**.
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> - Want to refer gender? Check the source if tags are not telling the gender.
> - If unknown at all even from source, refer as "they/them", I refer to most users here whom gender unknown as this all the time, while using "it" is dehumanizing, English language could be better with gender-neutral pronouns.
> - Facts beats opinions and assumption, especially gender assumption.
> - Who knows if one day you'll come across an artist/uploader one day, and they got mad at you or bully you for assuming wrong gender?
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> I am not angry yet, just giving fair warning.
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> Btw, this dinosaur, she looks like a boy too much...[/bq]
I did not mean any of this to be a persional attack. All I am asking is for some room for mistakes. I had a wonderful art teacher in 5th and 6th grade. She was very talented with her art. I must also state that this was the two years that helped shape my art in a scifi way. In high-school I got into fantasy and it split into anthro art. I am open to other religions, but I do not convert and I do not expect anyone to convert. Most importantly though I am not sexest and I do not hate even though I may disagree sometimes. I can't prevent myself from assuming gender. People always assume the gender of my OC as female because of his name being Lily. Allowing people to learn and providing time to do so is respectful. To demand one to learn is an act orf bullying and unrully taxation.
Lily Fathom
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> Well, *
>
> **There are female artists here, and even likely equal or more female staffs here**, so get working to change your habit, **you can speed up your learning process if you can see the importance of what you'll learn more**.
>
> - Want to refer gender? Check the source if tags are not telling the gender.
> - If unknown at all even from source, refer as "they/them", I refer to most users here whom gender unknown as this all the time, while using "it" is dehumanizing, English language could be better with gender-neutral pronouns.
> - Facts beats opinions and assumption, especially gender assumption.
> - Who knows if one day you'll come across an artist/uploader one day, and they got mad at you or bully you for assuming wrong gender?
>
> I am not angry yet, just giving fair warning.
>
> Btw, this dinosaur, she looks like a boy too much...
I did not mean any of this to be a persional attack. All I am asking is for some room for mistakes. I had a wonderful art teacher in 5th and 6th grade. She was very talented with her art. I must also state that this was the two years that helped shape my art in a scifi way. In high-school I got into fantasy and it split into anthro art. I am open to other religions, but I do not convert and I do not expect anyone to convert. Most importantly though I am not sexest and I do not hate even though I may disagree sometimes. I can't prevent myself from assuming gender. People always assume the gender of my OC as female because of his name being Lily. Allowing people to learn and providing time to do so is respectful. To demand one to learn is an act o