Preferred Pronouns

[Joe 254]

48 minutes ago, Jebrim said:

Thanks for sharing sir. Now I know to call you Ritchie from now on. 😇

ur so cool dude 😝 🤙 

[Mitch 1,116]

I'm so awful at really following all of these. So I just refer to people as their names

[Howl 946]

honestly will call people whatever they want to be called

[Daniela 778]

1 hour ago, Jebrim said:

Thanks for sharing sir. Now I know to call you Ritchie from now on. 😇

fuck off u disgusting waste of oxygen

[Josh 137]

God uses the Mx pronoun so I think that's acceptable 

[alice 317]

3 hours ago, Jebrim said:

Thanks for sharing sir. Now I know to call you Ritchie from now on. 😇

thx its actually my surname so u can hit me with a sir ritchie or lord thx

[Dickus 781]

3 hours ago, Jebrim said:

Thanks for sharing sir. Now I know to call you Ritchie from now on. 😇

poor morals on display here, unfit to vote

[Kura 373]

For non natives like me this is a whole another level of a mess. It probably would dehumanize more than being inclusive instead, I guess. Even more so in portuguese and spanish this gets very awkward and usually people won't even notice you're referring to someone else. Let alone the fact that it kinda breaks the very purpose of the communication: being understood and able to pass a message forward. I mean, I completely get it that we need to respect how everyone wants to be called. Heck, I've been there. But if we really want to go down the I've always been this way path then we shouldn't really create new language resources to name what have always existed — that's how I feel like people gets dehumanized, possibly developing a depersonalization disorder. Does that even make sense? In my head it does a bit.

 

Also I must recognize that for those individuals who struggle to "pass" as the gender they identify with things can and will get nasty. As saw in Jebrim's behavior above, this only increases the dysphoria to the point it becomes a social phobia, eventually turning into depression and then suicidal thoughts. You don't need to be a jerk to treat people fairly, specially if in the name of a very egoistic notion of "charity". I don't know about english but in portuguese we do have plenty of neutral ways to refer to people without being disrespectful nor misunderstood.

 

 

[Kura 373]

5 hours ago, Jebrim said:

Thanks for sharing sir. Now I know to call you Ritchie from now on. 😇

That tells you really never used a bot on your account. Judging by your baby social skills you clearly never left the comfort of your room to connect to real people.

Edited May 15, 2021 by Kuraminha

[Da Bazz 715]

He for me, for others whatever they want.

 

[Secret Agent 15]

2 genders 

 

people that think they can change genders need to visit a psych ward.

[Mk 17 149]

They/them 

[Wise Counsel 86]

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Edited May 25, 2021 by Wise Counsel

[Scumpr 310]

On 5/14/2021 at 11:26 PM, NeverSober said:

downy/retard

I wouldn't refer to you as anything else ❤️

 

[Scumpr 310]

On 5/15/2021 at 8:05 AM, Jebrim said:

Thanks for sharing sir. Now I know to call you Ritchie from now on. 😇

Your mother should have swallowed