UnterMUD has no hardwired gender concepts, three standard attributes are
provided for the subjective, objective and possessive pronouns which the user
may set in amy way they desire.  These attributes are "subv", "objv" and
"posv" respectively.  Several system macros are provided to simplify setting
them.  The most primitive is "pronouns" an example of using it is:

        pronouns me he him his

Next are the more conventional gender types, "male", "female", "neuter",
and "many".  To do get the same effect as the command above you would enter:

        male me

Finally there is an alternate interface to the above where you could enter:

        sex me male
or:
        sex me=male

The pronouns set by the gender commands listed above are as follows:

        gender    subv objv posv
        ------------------------
        male    - he   him  his
        female  - she  her  her
        neuter  - it   it   its
        many    - they them their