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Pop Goes the Gleamsel.
Your Pronouns?
Yes, pronouns, not gender. Since, you can see what gender people are through their profile. Rather than asking if you're a boy or a girl, what are your pronouns? Since not everyone's genders and pronouns match anymore. And this is an optional question, but what do you think of these neoself pronouns? (Xe/xem/xer is a good example.)
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Pokemon Trainer
I think tumblr and the like have made things waaaay too confusing.. a lot of these pronouns seem unnecessary to me and I can't understand them, though of course I ultimately respect people's preferences. I'm a she. Very old school. x'D
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I came in like a wrecking ball...
Im a regular guy. He, him, his etc. And personally, I agree with sheep to a degree. I more think Tumblr has made people oversensetive. In the real world, you don't walk around wearing a badge with your pronouns. You don't expect people to say trigger warning before they say anything.
I get that people will disagree with me, but I live by the philosophy 'Don't be an effort'. If people have to go above and beyond the normal to stop you having a hissy fit, then you are being an effort in my eyes.
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formerly Speed-X
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New Trainer
I'm a she simple as that. People can use whatever pronouns they wish.
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I dont actually care that much about pronouns I use. Im a non cis person(genderfluid I know this isnt about gender but I felt I needed to specify), but usually dont have perferred ones. She/Her is fine usually and They/Them is always acceptable for me. I usually dont get too bothered what people refer to me as. However if I asked a certain pronoun used, Id like it to be respected. If you mess up, dont worry about it too much, but Id like people to make an effort when I want a certain pronoun used. It isnt difficult. Really if you're having trouble though, please just use They/Them for me.
I dont care what pronouns others use. Its not my business or my place to tell people what they should go by. I feel thats very rude and inappropriate and really its not hurting anybody if someone uses something thats maybe a bit "nontraditional"
Last edited by Shiny Celebi; 11-22-2015 at 06:05 PM.
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Pop Goes the Gleamsel.
They/them, and only they/them. Do not use any other pronouns on me. I'm not a male or a female, I'm neither. Just because I use a pink font color, doesn't mean I identify as a girl, that's just to make my posts unique and stand out-ish.
I'm okay with neoself pronouns, and I will call you by them if you use them. I'm all for respecting what people want to be called, because I'm not cisgender myself. Let kids use what they want. =/
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stardust
I think both neopronouns and nounselves are a load of bull crap invented by Tumblrites or similar people who wanted to further their "Special Snowflake" status. If you use either when referring to yourself I will think you an idiot but will also refer to you the way you want since I'd rather not start any arguments. If you get pissy because I referred to you by the wrong gender despite not knowing otherwise, then I shall think you an ignoramus sissy who gets "triggered" by every little thing.
Anyway, online I'm cool with either he/him or she/her since I sometimes hide my gender (as I am here (granted, a number of people here know my actual gender)). I've even thought about getting a sex change since I'm unsure whether I'm comfortable with my body.
EDIT: Just thought about this now, but I should probably clarify something—if you refer to yourself as she/her, he/him, or they/them even if it doesn't match your biological gender, I am totally cool with that. (Unless you get mad if I get it wrong accidentally/unknowingly... I'll correct myself, but I won't think well of you.)
Last edited by Vishnal; 11-24-2015 at 09:47 PM.
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growing strong
I find pronouns other than the basic ones confusing. Online, it's hard enough to tell if someone could be female or male let alone something else and then trying to pick the right pronouns. I can understand wanting to be called by certain things and would try to respect someone wanting to be called "they", but I don't know any pronouns other than the ones in regular real-life use and probably wouldn't remember to call someone by a random foreign (to me) word. :(
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