True love is apparently still forbidden in the military

UsernameIsTooLon , 10 months ago

Azur Lane brained

Metal_Zealot , 10 months ago

Shipgirls are all sluts and crave seamen

Kolanaki , 10 months ago

I thought all ships were girls. They always refer to boats as her or she. Where the He/Himboats at?

DragonTypeWyvern , 10 months ago

In Germany.

Kolanaki , 10 months ago

I thought the U in U-boat stood for Unisex.

bingbong , 10 months ago

Nope, stood for UltraKok

lud , 10 months ago

He sunk a while ago…

fluxion , 10 months ago

Lucky for him. Navy ships are usually dudes

DragonTypeWyvern , 10 months ago

? US and UK navy ships are historically “she,” unless that’s changed recently.

Props to the Navy if they’ve finally recognized the shipboys’ preferred pronouns.

Except the Reagan. Misgender that fat incontinent ho, idc.

fluxion , 10 months ago

…wikipedia.org/…/List_of_current_ships_of_the_Uni…

It’s a mixed bad but seems like mostly masculine names to me. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

DragonTypeWyvern , 10 months ago

I don’t think you understand, but I also don’t care.

fluxion , 10 months ago

If you wanna keep banging shipgirls named John McCain and Abraham Lincoln be my guest, but it seems a bit suspect to me

Madison420 , 10 months ago

Oh the nicknames don’t help.

Big Bad John And Stinkin Lincoln respectively. Then there’s the Harry s Truman “The Big Stick”.

blackluster117 , 10 months ago

😏

tal , 10 months ago

Nope. You always use the feminine (well, or neutral) pronoun. Never the masculine.

It doesn't matter whether the original name is from a human man. It's still "she" and "her".

Estiar , 10 months ago

Every day I wake up and realize that I can’t marry a Arleigh-Burke destroyer. It’s a tragedy for people like me. I thought I was the only one, but I’m glad that it’s not me but a whole systemic issue.

TheRealLinga , 10 months ago

There’s so many of us out there. We support your love!