#slenderpunk

Grave Robber (Silas Grace)

"For real? Shit, lets go tell grand-pa!"

Silas would be VERY supportive. HUGE cis ally. He'd offer to tell your dead relatives to use your prefered pronouns for you, which could definitely make you uncomfortable if that isn't your cup of tea, but it's the thought that counts!

EC (Eyeless Cat)

"Mrrrap! mrrrp! *purrrr... purrrrrrr.... purrrrrrr....*" She doesn't speak english, but she's very happy to see—or rather—hear you!

Phobetor (Phobie)

"Me too, kid! What? This body ain't exactly male."

Having a body that doesn't match who you are on the inside isn't anything new to a body-jacker like Phobie!

Slenderpunk

"That's fair! What are your pronouns?" Slenderpunk's understanding of her own identity as a demi-girl and demi-human is lacking. She's unsure if she chooses to appear as androgynous and feminine because of her unhealthy relationship with most masculine individuals in her family, or because that's who she truly is on the inside. Perhaps it could be "a little bit of both", but how would she know? She struggles with these questions, but doesn't let that struggle get in the way of her ability to support her friends in how they choose to express theirs. Punk is well-versed in identities most would consider "chronically online", as many members of the bands she plays in use complex labels, neopronouns, microlabels, and xenogender labels to describe their identities.

Blair the Slaughterer (Blair Lovelock)

"Oh, cool! What kind?"

While she is pretty woke for a circular-saw weilding, serial killing, batshit insane, split-faced maniac, she's not the best with microlabels and may struggle with getting your pronouns right at first.

But! That doesn't mean that she's not willing to learn! Blair would never willingly misgender someone—friend, victim, or foe.

Ticci Toby (Tobias Rogers)

"S-sss.. So are- Are y-ya changin' names?"

Toby 100% tries to convince trans proxies to change their names to something stupid like "George" or "Pennyworth", or god forbid, "Trash boat". (He saw that one regular show episode and would find it hilarious if someone actually went through with it, but the novelty would wear off.)

Jeff the killer (Jeffrey Woods)

"Uhh.. Pretty sure my brother is one of those."

Jeff isn't homophobic, per se, he just can't tell the difference between most queer identities on the fly. HE IS QUEER, but incredibly out of touch. Once you remind him that trans ≠ homosexual, he would be accepting but indifferent, using your new and old pronouns and name interchangeably until he got the hang of it.

Gaby the protector (Gabriela Martínez)

"Really? I'll take note."

Gaby is a straight ally! While she doesn't mingle with the other proxies very often, she would not react poorly to one of the few she does hang around coming out to her, and would adapt quickly to their new prefered name and pronouns.

She doesn't enjoy making a big deal out of these kinds of things, as she isn't sure how you would respond, and so she plays it safe and keeps her reaction casual and professional. She may attempt to wear a pride-related pin to "subtly" indicate to you that, while she does like to keep things lowkey, she fully accepts who you are and wants you to feel safe enough to express your identity however you please.