Idealist

Idealists are one of the two psychological genders recognized in most cultures. They are distinguished from Pragmatics in being more focused on possibilities rather than the tangible and tending to prefer lifestyles that are less structured.

About 53 percent of Idealists are men and boys and about 47 percent are women and girls, but like women, Idealists face significant to immense prejudice in most societies.

In terms of the MBTI personality classifying system Idealists lean towards the NP pole while Pragmatics lean towards the SJ pole.

A person's psychological gender is determined between the ages of three and seven in most cultures, and a child is given another name when this happens.

In Merritt and the Southern Isles, this is a second name, and usually not the one a person is addressed by, but in the Auld Countries and most of the Classical Isles this becomes a person's first name, the one they are referred to by the rest of their lives in most cases. Members of the Royal Family of the Auld Countries are considered Pragmatics by default and are only given names relating to sexual gender.

Idealist names tend to relate to imagination and possibilities; two very common Idealist names are Chance and Reverie.