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Which deity are you speaking about?
The creatures who many people perceive as a 'deity', are neither a 'him', nor a 'her'. They are polygamous in nature, but they do assume male and female roles.
Do you ever give it a rest?
Oops.
The above should read 'hermaphroditic in nature', not 'polygamous'.
I prefer androgynous, whatever floats your boat sinks my ship.
Incorrect.
The VHATC-L2 prefer "hermaphrodite". Please do not confuse terminology, this is why I had corrected my error.
IIN my mom has suddenly turned into a holy roller
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Which deity are you speaking about?
The creatures who many people perceive as a 'deity', are neither a 'him', nor a 'her'. They are polygamous in nature, but they do assume male and female roles.
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Do you ever give it a rest?
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I prefer androgynous, whatever floats your boat sinks my ship.
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Incorrect.
The VHATC-L2 prefer "hermaphrodite".
Please do not confuse terminology, this is why I had corrected my error.