Hello! I recently had an idea for Grandpaws. It's very common for people to have 'queens,' which are male lions with lab test frogs to make them look female. Most people come to consider these queens as lionesses. However, the grandpaw feature always uses he/him pronouns and refers to "his time as king."

So I've had an idea for a new feature, where you can change whether your set "Grandpaw" is a Grandpaw or a Grandmaw.

Grandmaws will use she/her pronouns, and will refer to "her time as queen." Other than that, they will have the same interactions.

I do NOT think this should a priority to be added, there are much more important things that should be worked on before this. I simply wanted to suggest it.

Maw: The jaws or throat of a voracious animal.

Please give a reason for no support, I would love to see people's opinions, and further explain why I think this should be implemented.

And please keep in mind that this is a fictional game, even if they're aren't female leaders in real life, people in this game very often do have Queens.

Edit: GrandMAW is no sillier or weirder than GrandPAW, and they are basically the same thing, they only have one letter changed.
A compromise name could be GrandCLAW, a gender neutral title option for all retired leaders.


Okay, I just received an incredibly disrespectful comment, and want to put out just a universal, general reply to anyone else who's thinking of leaving something similar.
There is absolutely NO reason to be rude about this. An optional selection to change your retired leader's title is not a hassle, by any means. It is an option, same as deciding if you want to use a specific food item for one of your lions. And Grandpaw is silly too, there is nothing wrong silly, it's the whole point of the pun.
If you're going to be so insanely negative that I'm editing the topic to bring attention to it, do not comment on the topic. I have been on here for almost two years, have posted and commented on plenty of topics, and have never seen a player act or talk in that manner before.

I love hearing opinions, but I do not love hearing people being rude and disrespectful. There is a difference.