Roleplaying: Male or Female Character

I am a lot more comfortable with being a male while roleplaying. I have actually done a few female characters by roleplaying, but it just isn't the same because I don't know what really goes on inside of their heads and how and why they act the way the do. It is definitely interesting to roleplay as both, but I think that the male is more fun for me .

 

I like having both a male and female character. I usually have a carefree female character and a male character who is similar to my own personality. The third character always depends on the rp and what I want to create.

 

I go for a male in most RPs, but I will be a female occasionally.

 

I haven't Roleplayed since the two I was in shut down, but I am more of focusing on the male roles. If ever needed, I'll try out a female role, but will have slight difficulty with trying understand how they think and such, Pokémon or non Pokémon. I sometimes will try to focus on just my main characters, Jarzair and Akio(both Male), and try to use them if possible even if I have to change a small thing.

 

I usually Rp as male characters but I do occasionally Rp as a female character. I feel more comfortable with male pronouns even though I am female myself; it's just that I prefer male characters as such. I can roleplay as a female character but tend to go with male ones.

 

Most of my characters tend to be predominantly male, but it's usually more coincidental than conscious choosing; I enjoy playing both genders equally! When I have a large list of characters, I usually try to balance out how many of each gender I have. Though in the case of roleplaying with canon characters, it all just boils down to who I feel like playing the most, regardless of male or female.

 

Both genders are fun to play as. If I'm being honest, a lot of my male OCs have more feminine traits, and more of my OCs are female, but I still think there are pros and cons to playing both. IMO gender isn't a huge factor for a character, but I still suppose there are different ways each work.