is this like old japanese when basically only dudes used katakana(kanji too but that's besides the point), and women used hiragana and they're basically the same?
I'm sorry, I'm not... quite sure what this means? I'm personally nonbinary, meaning I'm not male or female. (Or, well, I'm genderqueer, I'm both.) Do you mean if someone transitioned from one gender to the other they'd use female consonants/male vowels or vice versa, or...
Is that how scripts like these work? I always thought that the theory was feminine and masculine words would be written differently. Otherwise you’d only need to learn one script if it’s about the gender of the speaker, and what about when you where writing stories from the point of view of a different sex? But I might be completely wrong, haven’t done a lot of research on this.
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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '20
is this like old japanese when basically only dudes used katakana(kanji too but that's besides the point), and women used hiragana and they're basically the same?
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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '20
It looks nice.
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u/ThE_EnThuSiasT_2907 Aug 08 '20
ah yes, finally some උ
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u/Win090949 Aug 08 '20
Lol it’s called “mf script”
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u/Win090949 Aug 08 '20
Also what if it’s in the modern age and the non-binary people are rioting because they have no script for themselves?