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this isn't a special snowflake contest, dont worry. there are a couple of people here whose gender i'm not sure about and i didn't want to single them out to ask and half of them are anon so i can't find them again anyways, so blanket thread

anons count too. chime in with what makes you recognizable, like 'im anti firefly anon and i'm a she' or whatever

I'll answer to he, she, they, or even xe. No sweat!

Wor/wors/wormself for me.

damn you're really fucking standing up to tumblr. i'm impressed, anon.

'this isn't a special snowflake contest'
'chime in with what makes you recognizable'

you failed twice

Re: preferred pronouns?

(Anonymous) - 2016-01-10 21:29 (UTC) - Expand

(Anonymous) - 2016-01-10 21:32 (UTC) - Expand

She/her.

I don't really care. In fact, although my standard RL pronouns are "she/her", "they" tends to make me feel more at ease online because I'm a pretty private person and I don't particularly enjoy it when random strangers on the Internet are sure of my gender.

Is there anybody who specifically dislikes they/them/their being used when you're an anon? Because we're not mind-readers.

I'm genderqueer but y'all don't know that when I'm only talking about the MCU or what I had for dinner.

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(Anonymous) - 2016-01-10 23:34 (UTC) - Expand

I'm random Homicide Life on the Streets anon, I'm female and I answer to she/her but I'm not offended if you call me other pronouns. You're not psychic. I don't expect you to know what's going on under my clothes or in my head or whatever.

He/him/etc. but I really don't think there's a single person here who has ever mistaken me for female?

Just to contriboot.

im just anon. but they/them

I'm really not bothered what pronoun people use to refer to me, though I am quite comfortably female.

I always find it a bit weird when people on forums get worked up over their friends being referred to by the wrong gender. Like, I get that they've set their gender on their public profile, but a) why does it matter so much to you if it doesn't to them, and b) it's the internet. People lie/joke about their personal details, especially on places where they enforce that 'no under 13s' rule. Nobody gets hurt by someone throwing out a blanket 'they', or even a 'he' on a site that really is 99% males.

She/her

I don't really care though. Most people see my icon and think 'must be a guy'.

i'm an anonymouse who uses she/her in real life but likes being mistaken for a guy online (here as elsewhere) tbh

I literally do not care, but most people who see me will go for "she".

I'm a she.

She/her, though it's not the biggest concern for me and calling me Night or Nightscale is also fine.

She/them/either 's fine.

If someone mistakes me for a man I'm not going to be seriously offended (it's not like there's any way of knowing unless you've seen me mention it, and plus...no biggie), and I don't mind 'they' either. (Elam is just as well, too!) I do go by she/her though.

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diet_poison - 2016-01-12 16:18 (UTC) - Expand

Hi, I'm that one anon who has a hateboner for XMFC, as well as that one anon who has a hateboner for Jessica Jones. I am a she. (But I have often pretended to be a he when trolling.)

(Anonymous) - 2016-01-11 00:37 (UTC) - Expand

I default to he/him but I don't care really, they/them is fine too. None of this magical xi/ze/etc stuff tho.

Female pronouns, but I like being called Mr. or sir.

she/her/hers

If it's somewhere where I'm using the name "Mimi Sardinia", I would be puzzled if someone did not assume I was female straight away, based on that name, but I would not be offended. The few places I don't use that name, I usually have a user pic that is female.

I don't really care. I'm female, so people default at she, but he, they, or even you works just fine as well.

Just don't call me Hir, Zie, or anything along those lines. I think it's silly to make up entirely new pronouns when there's perfectly good preexisting ones to pick from.