I've played quite a bit of D&D and I think the only time I ran into a dragon was when we had one in the party. We weren't much for traditional parties. But then our usual DM was more interested in complicated metaphysics than dungeon crawls and preferred philosophy more to rolling dice. And due to her interest in Norse mythology, we were more likely to run into Loki than a dragon. Who is more trouble, believe you me. We ran a one-shot a couple of times where the players switch bodies with their characters (so you're playing your character playing you) which meant Loki ended up being DM.

I always am that anyone of any gender can assume the "I" of these great old story songs and it's of no note. For someone like me, it's always of tremendous note.

I've always been fond of Cole Porter because he has so many love songs where not only can any gender assume the "I" of the song, most of them are sung directly to the lover, so the "you" of the lover can be any gender as well.