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I think I used the word “guy” out of nature, i’m gender neutral/fluid myself so I think the character was well done to keep it ambiguous. I think since I was feeling more male-presenting yesterday when I played it, I related to the character making me guess they would be male, my guess is that if i’m feeling more female-presenting then I would relate it to a feeling.

So basically I think it was purely of my instinct of putting a face on the character to relate to it, since I was feeling male, I made it a guy in my head. But I think language wise, it was well done since I didnt even notice :P!

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That's exactly what I was trying to do. For the player's gender to take precedence over the game character. This is especially important to me because, from what you're saying, you have a range of sensitivities that doesn't limit you to just one spectrum of sexuality. A strength that's too often underestimated. (I hope I haven't made a mistake in what I'm saying. Don't hesitate to tell me if I have.)

Thank you for this response and for taking the time to write it. I cherish this kind of comment like a treasure. All the best to you and see you soon. :D