they/them/their/theirs/themself
Don’t worry, you can be a misogynist on Hexbear! Just make sure you’re talking to a pup-girl first so you have plausible deniability and can complain that you aren’t being interpreted charitably enough for your blatant misogyny.
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I get that - I struggle with taking compliments well because I often don’t feel deserving of them, but they still feel better when I don’t get gendered, and a hell of a lot better if I’m actively ungendered by them.
Just consider whether setting aside the exact nature of a compliment whether how the compliment perceives you makes a difference.