Yikes. For a second, the comments reflected a Catholic forum
OT: Anyways, personally no. But if anyone wants to be referred as them/they, I'd gladly respect that.
Sorry, if you got a penis, you're a man. Inside, you could be whoever you want--man, woman, dog, goldfish, shoelace idgaf No one cares as much as you think
Sorry, if you got a penis, you're a man. Inside, you could be whoever you want--man, woman, dog, goldfish, shoelace idgaf No one cares as much as you think
Usually gender-specific, unless I have some inkling they might have some other preference. Which is wrong, I know, but I don't really know how to get out of the habit.
All these ****ing terms though. Like, go outside, enjoy life instead of worry about a he or a she. The majority of you who are being so pro term or whatever you want to call them, coulnd't give a **** 5 years ago because it wasn't a thing. But now that it is, with this ****ing internet that has changed the world, y'all make it into a big deal.
You will never catch me dead or alive calling somebody I first meet by a gender neutral pronoun. Like, what in the world.
If you look like a she, I will call you she. If you look like a he, the same goes. If you are androgynous, I will hold off and wait for you to say something.
You can't be expected to account and be responsible for everyone. If you wish to use a pronoun outside of the binary system, please inform me first and I will gladly use it. It's not my job to look like an idiot and assume, and in most cases that I have tried to go Gender-Neutral, it ends up insulting the person.
If they look like a male there's a 99%+ chance they're gonna identify as a male & vice versa but online if I don't know their name/gender I'll say they