True or false:
Werewolves and orcs can be female, and fairies and mermaids can be male.
| True | 33 | |
| False | 6 |
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howaminotmyself
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SkullsNRoses
How else would orcs, faeries and merpeople reproduce? And werewolves don’t spread through a bite to the penis so anyone could be turned.
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KholatKhult
I’ve never heard of there not being female orcs and werewolves or not being male mermaids and fairies
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bigbudchonga
LOTR doesn't seem to have female orcs make an appearance, and Tolkein literally invented orcs.
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KholatKhult
We only see or read about the orc warriors in Tolkien’s stories though, the women might be just as ugly as the men so they’re unidentifiable. Or, because they were purposefully created, they might just be an unsexed, one-off, creature as a slave race. Also, Tolkien’s orcs were “made” from corrupted elves I believe, which were both male and female.
We can only hope and pray we see some orc pussy someday, in gods name amen
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Inkmaster
But all of the orcs seen in Lord of the Rings were warriors. The female orcs were probably doing something else.
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Mark92
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[Old Memory]
No, YOU don't care. And what? Do you think these mythical creatures were invented by kids or something?
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Mark92
Apparently you are the latter with a k, I give you a pass. And yes most of the near 8 billion people on Earth don't care about fictions other than as a source of entertainment, grow up, face the real hardship of life and see there are way bigger issues.
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Inkmaster
"don't care about fictions other than as a source of entertainment" Why do you think the question was asked?
"grow up, face the real hardship of life and see there are way bigger issues." "When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty, I read them openly." - C. S. Lewis
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bigbudchonga
Kind of. I suppose in theory their has to be right? But I can't see a male "merMAID" often appearing in literature.
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CountessDouche
Exactly. C'mon, op...if there wasn't girl mermaids & boy mermaids, then there wouldn't be baby mermeeple...merbmies...mermildren...
Seriously, though. This question is some straight up nerd shit. I can't believe this is what other humans spend their days thinking about.
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donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
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dirtybirdy
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LloydAsher
Well it's because they portray the strong traits of their sex. Brutality and strength for men and beauty and cunning for women. Of course you can write whatever werewolf sex you want, just traditionally the meanings behind the beasts were of projections of the traits that best suited per sex.
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Holzman_67
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Tommythecaty
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MrToxic
Werewolves depend on whether one was cursed/infected. Gender doesn't affect the outcome.
Orcs depending on where you look will say one of a few different things ranging from, yes there being female orcs to male orcs having to resort to forcibly breeding with females of other races to continue their species.
Fairies, from all mythology I've heard of are either non-gendered and come into being from natural magic building up in the world or are all females.
Mermaids, are theorised to only be female hence the theories that they abduct sailors. Breed and sometimes eat.
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Inkmaster
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trekngailis
Sex is only social construct. When I am in bed I act as male towards female. But when I shop for a new phone or a car or any diverse item I often choose same as women.
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Inkmaster
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LloydAsher
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