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Changing gender to neutral

+3 votes
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After having clicked on either 'Male' or 'Female', there is no way to change the person's gender back to neutral (i.e. a white background). Could this please be addressed?
asked Apr 21, 2015 by p.mcallister (15,970 points)

3 Answers

+2 votes
When you first create a person, you could select cancel instead of ok after selecting a gender. However, this means that you will have to re-input all your information. Alternatively, you could delete the person (or creature) and re-create them. Both these options might take a lot of time, but I don't think that there is a current way of simply changing back to neutral gender.
answered Apr 22, 2015 by erisedstar30259 (5,510 points)
+1 vote
may i ask why this person is neutral, this has been bugging me. please do not think i am trying to be rude, i'm just curious
answered Apr 28, 2015 by Whitebread (200 points)
If I don't know their gender, only that there are offspring, or if there are multiple children of both genders, but I don't know any of their details.

Don't worry; curiosity is not a bad thing!
commented Apr 29, 2015 by p.mcallister (15,970 points)
I'm with you. In some generations, there are names that do not indicate gender.
I have some in the 18th C. like Rennsalear, Remembrance, and Restore, and Quaker names that aren't gender-specific. That has to do with diverse culture naming.
commented May 31, 2015 by Bawden4 (140 points)
I understand you now, p.mcallistar
commented Jul 9, 2015 by tessypop2 (830 points)
What do you mean?
commented Jul 9, 2015 by p.mcallister (15,970 points)
Generally, American names infer gender.  Except names like Sandy, Terry, and others. Quaker names, many are attributes, do not specify gender. East Indian names we're not familiar with nor many other cultures. There should be an 'unknown'.  These are culture and language differences.
commented Jul 9, 2015 by Bawden4 (140 points)
0 votes
When editing a person's details, choose gender to be other
answered Nov 11, 2015 by TheGreatKirsten (200 points)
This feature was part of an update in July, before I asked this question. Thanks anyway!
commented Nov 11, 2015 by p.mcallister (15,970 points)
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