Wheel of Time MUD

I really like the idea of being given a peek under the hood here!

there was a ton to like about this episode, imo, stuff I loved, what most of y'all covered, but the thing I think I enjoyed the most was the intimacy between warders in those scenes with Nynaeve et al. The two warders cuddlin' each other by the fire was just so cute and I loved that

yeah, i was having this trouble trying to get my boy onto the boat in TV the other day. He followed me on in Tear and off in TV, but I could not get him back on for the life of me, probably 20 minutes of trying. I just figured he got seasick so I left him

Template to use when awarding stories/ other entries: Ely edit 6 Nov 2021: 1-6 qps, depending on length and quality. Potential +1 qp: if part of a series: x Total: 4 qps ***************************************** This is a side-story in Callesa's Tales of a Brown series. Part 4, which precedes these ...

What Moiraine said is that "One of you five" is the one. This is factually true insofar as she's talking to the Edmonds 5 and that of the 5 one of them is indeed the Dragon. I think this is an example of Aes Sedai honesty, not a declaration that it could actually be Egwene or Nynaeve. RJ himself sai...

Your point about General is a separate issue of sexism. General isn't gendered any more than Doctor is gendered, but if you assume that a general or a doctor is male that is your sexist/implicit bias at play. Which is the same for Lord. You assume it is only for men, but that is your sexist/implici...

but what is understood by speakers of that language. Not quite. You were more accurate when you were talking about perceptions. Language does change over time based on usage. That is why Lord is now a gender neutral term as per the dictionaries. Lets get with 2021 terms instead of talking about gro...

Dictionaries don't attempt to capture every nuance of a word, but if you were to get a decent sample size of native English speakers across the globe and ask them if they felt Lord was masculine or neutral, many of them would say it is masculine and used to address men. And that's what's important ...

The title Lord is already gender neutral according to Wiki and many dictionaries. Wiki - The appellation "lord" is primarily applied to men, while for women the appellation "lady" is used. This is no longer universal: the Lord of Mann, a title held by the Queen of the United Kingdom, and female Lor...

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