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Out-Of-Placers #230 Field Guide: Yinglet Social Groupings

🕑 Added 2023-05-31 22:00:30 +0000 UTC

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Flora P-Stylianides

G o s h I love yinglets so much. They're precious and wonderful and never fail to put a smile on my face when I see them <3

Thorin N. Tatge

That's neat! The yinglets are cool. I wouldn't think that if a child is born that resembles a parent heavily, it would make it any more likely for a child of the next generation to do the same. Or not much more likely, anyway. O cautious matriarchs, can't you wait until signs of a splinter bloodline actually start to show up socially before cracking down on it? Ah well, that's my human perspective.

John C Butler

This brings up a question about Lopin. Who were his peer group/clique? Because as a relatively successful young Yinglet, he would have one. He doesn't strike me as a loner. There's probably a group of Yings missing their Fancy Merchant Boy.

Vet

Very informative. There is a lot of Love in their society. It just appears different to our idea of Love. This is more communal based which benefits the enclave versus just a few individuals.