{I give far too few fucks to be bothered. :3 

-lose a follower-

"What's that supposed to mean?"

Didn't know it used to be a sort of third-gender option historically...kind of blows my argument out of the water, but whatever, the prof doesn't know so I'll act like it's not.

I think it's interesting to note, then, based on the reasoning in this article, that Varys identifies as a eunuch; it's actually a wholly different subset. See, if he ever just called himself "castrated", it would imply that he still sees himself as a denizen of the male gender--but he's accepted his castration and the social, emotional, psychological, and physical changes it has prompted within his person, leading to him fairly being able to identify fully as "eunuch". If anyone actually reads this damned blog or has any interest in the argument, I'm taking notes on it now and will happily share them with anyone who wants them after my paper's written. Making it this far in says you probably honestly give a rat's ass about me, this character, and my blog, so why don't you go on 'head and shoot me an ask or something; I really wanna bring Varys back, if at all possible.

Someone who has and has paid attention to this character, please come speak with me--I'm confused on a point and need help.}