Insane in the Mainframe
Again, Ron needs to ponder just what exactly she means before she opens her big fat beak. There’s a difference between not being happy with what’s the commonly accepted parameters for a female personality and preferences and getting mixed up in gender identity. In other words, she’s just a very disgruntled and disillusioned platypus, and I wouldn’t look too deeply in what she says in angry outbursts.
I swear, these characters DO write themselves. And often they do often say or do things that I find stupid or illogical.
You don’t call people’s beloved pets ‘it’s! Like many people who commented on the last comment; I’ve cringed when I’ve read bird care books that describe the bird as “it” (parrot sexes are impossible to decipher in most species- unless they suddenly lay an egg). Why? Parrots are some of the most quirkiest, character filled nonhuman animals. It seems like the lower down the evolutionary ladder an animal gets, though, yeah, you may be more likely to call it “it”. Although I know some people who keep lizards may be unhappy if you call their bearded lizard “it”. 
I’m never going to get tired of Ron’s “SQUEE” face in the first panel. XD
