[ SECRET POST #2597 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2597 ⌋

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Comments

Re: *huffs*

[starphotographs]

I don't see it often, and it's mostly an implied thing, but yeah, I've seen people who act like it's one of several pronouns people can prefer. Which kind of carries the meaning that you should never call anyone anything besides what they insist on, even if you're just calling them "they" because people sometimes do that with everyone and don't really think about it. Which doesn't make much sense, because singular "they" is just kind of the shared pronoun of humans as a whole.

Gah! I'm not making sense, and "they" has ceased to look like a word.

Re: *huffs*

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I use "they" as the default when I don't know someone's gender. (Before discovering invented pronouns, I mainly used "he or she" in speech and "s/he" in writing, but I've never had a problem with "they".)

Ugh. The page has a few hundred likes, and this is the only person so far who's decided to be a dick, so he's outnumbered, but it still helps to talk to someone who doesn't think conventions are more important than respect.