A Different Sort of Question. (Touchy subject matter ahoy!)

Yeah, once you get to that stage thinking on it further is going a bit too far. It's a fictional race, and intersexed fits the definition as close as you'll get. Terms such as transgendered, etc, aren't terribly applicable - the character isn't transitioning as such. I don't think anyone'll give you hell for using this specific term at the cost of something else, really.

Good thing you don't know me. Keep it up.

Now mind you, all or most of my characters exist in some state of deviance, and well, it's Pocket D where the favourite game is 'who has the ***** now?'. So finding extra junk in a girl's pants is hardly surprising. Hell, in the CoH setting it's probably a recurring category on Jeopardy. 'Additional Appendages' or somesuch.

My line of thinking was more that if you didn't necessarily care for a Futa-centric kind of RP (ie. smut - and no that's not a judgment) going on all around you, then it doesn''t matter. Because it shouldn't be a meta-factor people use to judge your 'worth' or 'attractiveness' as a RPer. And it really only is to those looking to get e-laid.

The goddess of role-playing wears a blindfold because she already destroyed her sight with too much bleach. She doesn't want to know what you look like under the hood until it's time for the great reveal.

Before everything, I'm glad to know people can have a mature discussion about such a topic publicly. I haven't read most of the replies to the original post. So I'm just gonna reply to that.

I personally am very neutral to the whole topic. However, if I were to put myself in your position, I would just not think about it.

Personally, I find the idea of "tags" or "warnings" to be silly. Yes, I used to have them on one of my characters for a while, but then I realized why it's silly. And the reason for that is that instead of serving as "warnings", tags generally tend to filter out your interactions. What's wrong with that, you may ask?

Well, if I were to make a character such as yours, and I wanted to incorporate that personal detail about her in all the layers of my RP (not just the sexual parts), I would prefer to receiver unbiased reactions towards it.

In fact, I'd prefer to not give any warnings or any tags, just to experience the interactions of characters who approach my character without any prior knowledge. Then, if appropriate, I would try to give subtle hints for the person I'm RPing with. For example, if I was playing your character, and a male character comes up to me, starts flirting, and eventually asks my character for her number or a date or something, I would have my character react accordingly. I'd have her possibly fidget, blush, or try to give him subtle hints that "I'm different..." or "...I don't know if that's a good idea...".

That way, the actual "finding out" part is embedded into the RP...just like in the real world. Which makes things far more interesting as you get to experience ALL the aspects of playing such a character, both the negative and the positive, THROUGH RP, not through the players.

So, my personal "solution" would be to just remove tags all together. Maybe put some background in your character description and make a subtle hint about it. But no more.

As I always say in RP: Let it flow naturally!

After speaking with Cat I can safely say she's not futalol, heh. The concept has been given a lot more thought and depth put into it than you might have thought.

Oh, it was more a general declaration than anything specific. Just rambling for the most part.