Board Thread:Deep-Sea Prisoner Discussions/@comment-33109134-20170501204334/@comment-33109134-20170502001712

Okay, allow me to reply to every section of your argument from top to bottom so that you can understand what I was putting across because it wasn't clear as I thought it would be; however I will be disregarding your first point because that has nothing to do with the argument, not once in my argument have I targetted you specifically as a person on the wikia, I fully understand what you're getting across so don't worry.

For your second paragraph, this is incorrect. If I'm correct your go-to translator is malacti? Then allow me to link you to a translation where Etihw had referred to themselves as a 'wife.' http://malacti.tumblr.com/post/156942604901/tl-for-the-other-character-profiles Even if it is an AU, that doesn't disregard the fact that they have indeed referred to themselves as 'wife' before. So your second paragraphs is void, sorry.

Onto your third point in all this, mixed with a split of paragraphs. Let me put it this way, what I meant was that I am fully aware that Justim was referred to as little brother this is because while there is a supposed term for 'siblings' (plural - kyoudai 兄弟 )  there is no gender neutral term for 'sibling' (singular - none. ); henceforth the default is 'little brother' since in japanese terminology there is no 'sibling' (singular term of siblings in English terminology) therefore there is only sister or'' brother. ''This is why I'm against stating that Justim is male, since there is no japanese words that DSP has access to that refers to Justim as gender neutral. This is where you are false, and this is where I correct you.

There is no gender neutral term for sibling in japanese, thus 'brother' is used.

Therefore, given that DSP has no access to a gender neutral term for Justim when referring to them as a sibling to Vicers, we cannot assume that Justim is male when it is not explicitly stated by DSP themselves.

I will be completely alright if DSP were to say they were; however because they have not I cannot tolerate assumptions over fact.