#F5A9B8 @ (10,12)
read this sentence to become instantly trans :3
#F5A9B8 @ (10,12)
read this sentence to become instantly trans :3
That would require rewriting the miis from scratch. When they were first created miis had binary genders, and that assumption was baked in from the start. Changing it now would be expensive so they do this sort of half measure.
A lot of games tried to retrofit gender diversity into already existing character systems and it doesn't work well. For example, cyberpunk's V can have any genitals or body shape you want, but the game was written from the start with an assumed strict gender binary. Your character's gender is whichever voice you pick.
Hopefully in the future these character systems will be built with that sort of flexibility. But its quite common to have strange results from retrofits like the miis.
TLDR: They changed the name from male/female to style1/style2. All of the gender differences still exist, they just changed the name.
Hi, I'm a bystander. Can you explain why the trailing "..." is dismissive, or what it even means in the context of text based discussions?
I've seen it before but I've never known what to make of it. Thanks!
To get an injunction blocking a law in advance of the full case, the moving party must demonstrate both irreparable harm, and a likelihood to succeed on the merits of the case.
If you read about federal court cases in 2025 you'll hear the word "likely" a lot. That is a sign the court is deciding whether to block an action at the beginning of a case. The courts can only act quickly with a lower standard of proof. "Likelihood to succeed on the merits," is that lower, expedited standard.
#F5A9B8 @ (9,13)
yay trans
You can also get that protest and resistance works. They are seeing less success in deportations because of the work of americans making it much harder.
#ffffff @ (13, 15)
AI image. Bean merges with bumper. Wheel spoke curves into the rim. Also the car has a close button. Aaaaaaa
Beethoven only wrote 5 symphonies, the 3rd, the 5th, the 6th, the 7th and the 9th.
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do you like flying kites?