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DirtyRatMatt
MemberReally enjoy that look on her face
qusuhangji
MemberMore please
AnAction
MemberYou know it's Photonoko by looking at the thumbnail. Great work
ProtectTheFurnace
MemberMore
Surya Ramadhan
Membertf no source?
TerraTheWizard
Memberit's pho, this IS the source, they only upload here
wetuadjlv
MemberSingular They
XXXMisterXXX
MemberYes that is also on the pillow.
IWantToFuckKhajitOwO
MemberBut in Russian there is a pronoun ,, they". What the hell are you talking about? Also they used when you are addressing a person whose gender you do not know.
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RedactedPaws
MemberNice to know that God keeps making art for us all.
Versperus
Moderatorthey is commonly used when you legit have no idea the sex of someone regardless of trans or sjw so that's kind of irrelevant :V
Gorged105
MemberYep, we do have a "they" pronounce, but we don't use it like you do. We use it only while referring to "many".
Though, we sometimes use pronounces while not knowing person's sex, but mostly referring to their job. Художник - means artist - is "he" in russian. Няня - means babysitter - is "she" in russian. And so on.
So Photonoko for russians is "he", because he's an artist.
Starfox-xbooru
Memberitadakimasu
MountinDueTime
MemberLanguages are interesting to learn about
HighPriority
MemberDoes she giving me the pillow instead of taking it, great sacrifice #__#
T-Machine
MemberOh, come on, dude. Just because most of the folk in our (yes, I'm russian too) country are douches about stuff like that doesn't mean you have to be too. That was straight up rude no matter the language differences.
Healthcat
MemberAnd then "he" tried to cover it up with a half assed language barrier excuse, honestly shamefull
T-Machine
MemberThat wasn't really an excuse, more of an "I don't really give a shit" type of response. While I can actually understand if someone's having troubles with foreign language, the sensible thing to do in this kind of situation would be to apologize, try to memorize such details and move on. I get it, learning new language can be hard, nothing to laugh about. However rudeness and it's opposite are universal, I believe.
Healthcat
MemberSorry about responding so late to this but yeah I suppose excuse is the wrong phrasing in that context
Gorged105
MemberI really do miss Photonoko
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