The Real reason you never hear about Male Asari

Let's not ruin them anymore than MEA did....😂

They are a sexy race of bisexual females that give mind blowing sex.😁

Why Bioware wants to ruin this is beyond me!.

TLDR; You can't write a good story if you're trying to please everyone. Too many cooks in then kitchen spoils the soup...

I dunno if I trust Liara. She was the Shadow Broker after all.

I have an issue with the codex, to be honest. It says "all female race" when Liara specifically mentions that "male and female don't really have any meaning for them." Either the codex is wrong, or it's written from a human perspective. They appear female to our dual-gendered world-view, but they aren't female.

In a sense, you're correct.  The reason I specifically bring that up, though, is that there is at least one case in ME:A where the Cultural Center liason (an asari) mentions that some asari prefer being referred to with male pronouns, others gender neutral.  That's raised a huge stink among some people who think Asari are all hot blue chicks.

The lore clearly states that male and female don't apply to them.  It doesn't seem like a huge stretch that some Asari (who are essentially genderless) would relate more to a male role, others towards a female role, and yet others towards a neutral role.  Especially given their exposure to other cultures.  It's not explicitly stated in the original trilogy, but it's not explicitly denied either.

They have breasts, hourglass bodies, nipples, presumably vaginas, high pitched voices, short torsos, long legs. Aside from the head fins, they look exactly like human females.


And who wrote the lore? I am guessing you are citing Bill O'Reilly's book which he used to justify his sexual harassment of Liara when she was an intern At Fox News.

Physically, yes.  They give live birth, so there's a need for a birth canal, and breasts for feeding their infants.  This isn't explicitly stated either, but it's a fairly understandable leap of logic.  This gives them traits that, as humans, identify as female.

The phrasing and connotation of their words is troublesome, though.  I would say that it's explained by the universal translator we have during the series.  Since humans see Asari as female, words in their language that are likely gender neutral are expressed with feminine connotations in our language.  That's definitely a head-canon, thing, though.  Asari who've learned human language also kinda need to express themselves, and since most people view them as female, it would make sense for them to use the feminine human words.   Especially as, in English anyways, there's no real gender neutral expression for "God."  Again, nothing to support this, but that's how I've thought of it since ME1, so...

It doesn't mean, though, that there aren't Asari who view things from what we would call a male role.  Liara's "father" on the Citadel in ME3 (I'm blanking on her name, my apologies) doesn't specify whether she identifies as male/female/neutral, but she definitely has masculine traits in her dialogue.  Rougher sounding voice, the choice of phrases, etc.  It's just not a case of "Asari are female!  Why is ME:A retconning them!  SJW bullshit!"  that I've seen too often.  

It could very well be the translator. It's unlikely Bioware will touch on this though. 

I've always found it funny to differentiate between Goddess and God anyway, Gods/Goddess' are supposed to be on a different plane of existence, they have no gender. But that's beside the point in this discussion. 

Asari are bullshitting themselves. They've got big bobbling boobies, and I assume a uterus = female, as far as most people are concerned.

The only reason there was ever a debate about whether or not asari count as female is because Bioware needed an excuse for the old Girl-on-Girl is hot, Guy-on-Guy is not double standard. The asari are female. Get over it.