: Re: Should I make the gender of the narrator more obvious? This is the opening of a short story I'm writing: 1996 was the year I became obsessed with animal suicide. I guess you can say
I don't think you should make the gender more obvious unless it needs to be more obvious. By choosing a 1st person narration the character uncovers him/herself and the logic should flow from how you have conceived this character to express themselves.
Is gender really a duality anyway? Men and women express their gender in such a variety of ways that you could end up just creating an uninteresting and generic character if you start throwing in some token references.
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