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If by "the girl" you mean Ther then they are not a girl, it may not be really obvious, but they are referred to as "they" most of the time, both in Glut and Killer Chat. 

Their story is romantic BUT it is not the main point of their story to be romance, at least not in the same way as in Killer Chat so comparing the two games plot and topic ways is not necessary.

Also, you said that you can see how Rose's writing got better in Killer Chat, I forgot to reply to that; Killer Chat was written in a month for October Jam while Gluttony Gods is a story that is with Rose for way longer, so I wouldn't speak of improvement when one story is still being heavily progressed and on a complete different topic and vibe than the other. 

Though, I'd like to hear what in your opinion is an improvement  in the writing, because I'd say that even as someone who started with Killer Chat, I like the writing in Gluttony Gods better. 

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I haven’t played enough of either of the games yet to add anything, though I will say that Ther is referred to only by she/her on this page and as a girl/“girl”/not girl, so just going by this game page she is a she, not a girl but not really out as not a girl. I haven’t gotten to the game yet, so maybe she switches to strictly they/them in the game, I don’t know, I just wanted to make the point of confusion a little clearer XD

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just for a little clarification, i believe that she does in fact use she/her pronouns, but is in denial about not being a girl?? i'm not 100% sure, but in the card shown of her on the page here, it says, "loves femininity despite it being the death of her (god, she is not a girl, but she will never admit it to herself." so i don't think it's wrong to use she/her pronouns, per say, but it doesn't do any harm to keep in mind she's probably not a girl. hope this helped!! ^^

Yes, that’s exactly my understanding too! Thank you <3

from my undertanding, and after having triggerd specific dialog options on the "good ending" route, I think they are more queer gender than anything. whether as a trauma response or due to what being a "woman" means for the enviroment they were raised in, it seemed like they kind of felt some sort of disconnection to it. 

In game, the only character I've noticed using any pronouns when talking about them is Ronin, who specifically only uses "they/ them" whit Ther, but since the creator has referd to them as a "she", then we can safely assume both ways are okay¿