K1ngHandy
@k1nghandy
Confusing part about the ongoing they/them pronoun argument is that these were always gender neutral, colloquial terms to discuss persons indirectly; not face-to-face. Even if present for the conversation, they or them is a 3rd person term to address an object of the verb
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K1ngHandy
@k1nghandy
- “they are nearby,” “can you speak to them?” - and nearly always plural. Otherwise he/him, she/her, that person. I understand misgendering; just not they/them as specifier of a person - they is nearby? What are the options?
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