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You are cherry picking - here's a screenshot from your link:Uh, I have not? I have paraphrased " the quality or state of being neither specifically feminine or masculine ". In the example you gaven the bearded lady, to me she has a head of a man on a body of a woman, I clearly can't tell if she's a woman or a man. Like I said, in first glance, I am not able to confidently tell the sex of an androgyny. Are you saying my paraphrasing is wrong?
I have not imposed any features though? Or even how many features can one have to be considered androgyny. I only remarked in ToA, you make use of only 2 male features in your characters (Hiro, Trudy, Dark Knight, Alma ..........) : the cock and the balls. I'm pointing out the lack of diversity of male features. Every characters you made predominantly use feminine features, big ass, wide hips, roundish face, no hair such as facial hair or hair on arms and so on.
But like I said I'm satisfied with the state of the game, it's not my intention to offend if you feel so.

The first definition says having the characteristics or nature of both male and female - which the characters in this game has.
The first part of the second definition - which is the classic perception of the "David Bowie/Tilda Swinton" type androgynous, with no appearance of gender taking precedence.
Finally, the third - it could have nothing to do with appearance but more having to do with reversal of the expectations of the binary [sic].
It can be a 'bearded lady' and it can be a shapely man with what society deems as 'feminine' physical features and has a phallus with testes who is impregnated by egg depositing mates. In the end, androgynous can be any varying level in between, outside of, or in reverse [sic].