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15. I know two men named Nico and no women named Nico.

Tue Mar 12, 2013, 03:31 PM

Mar 2013

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Things I�ve Learned From Writing Under A Gender-Neutral Name [View all] redqueen Mar 2013 OP

Glad you liked it! redqueen Mar 2013 #2

Hey redqueen! Tien1985 Mar 2013 #11

OMG THANK YOU!!!! redqueen Mar 2013 #12

Fascinating article BainsBane Mar 2013 #3

He captures so much, so well. redqueen Mar 2013 #6

That was great. Thanks! Luminous Animal Mar 2013 #4

LIKE! MuseRider Mar 2013 #5

10th DU Rec. Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2013 #7

K&R Solly Mack Mar 2013 #8

This is awesome ismnotwasm Mar 2013 #9

That only applies to the last paragraph, about the assignment. redqueen Mar 2013 #13

Yeah, but I wanted to add something other than that, hahaha. RadiationTherapy Mar 2013 #20

I know two men named Nico and no women named Nico. Luminous Animal Mar 2013 #15

Neko Case... TeeYiYi Mar 2013 #21

That was nice. I meant Nico as spelled. And personally. Luminous Animal Mar 2013 #24

And in the Romance Languages, nouns ending in "o" Ms. Toad Mar 2013 #16

You don't see it much at all in the US. Spider Jerusalem Mar 2013 #22

Most excellent jumping off spot libodem Mar 2013 #17

I agree, so much gender role conditioning... redqueen Mar 2013 #18

I really did libodem Mar 2013 #19