Talk:Chaplin Sukegawa

Gender identification
Hey, can we come to an agreement on the proper language for this page? Sukegawa uses the word "transsexual" in canon, and proper style is to use the pronouns of the gender with which a person identifies. She's a pretty shitty portrayal of a trans character, but just because the author is transphobic doesn't mean we have to be too. Transfinite 03:58, March 29, 2011 (UTC)

So what are you actually saying? Be more clear please. Should we address him as a male or as a female? *Burtn (shout!) 20:25, March 29, 2011 (UTC)

As female. Sukegawa is a character with a man's body, who identifies herself as a woman. This is obvious to anyone who's read the series. Transfinite 03:04, March 30, 2011 (UTC)

I dislike the fact that her gender is referred to as 'male' in her little bio-box. That needs to be changed. (137.150.241.70 04:49, February 10, 2015 (UTC))

Address her by the proper gender, female. I agree that the author doesn't really that well about genders and the "men in dresses" gag in japan is taken to far most of the time so I think that she have the proper gender. (User:Niayre Niayre (talk) 10:26, February 10, 2015 (UTC))