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Topic	I can still ignore preferred pronouns if they are Fae/Faer right
colliding 12/11/21 12:56:11 PM #48:	CasanovaZelos posted... How many of us have actually encountered someone who uses a neopronoun that they even have reason to refer to by a pronoun? In most of my online interactions with strangers such as on a forum, I would be addressing a person directly and thus would be using 'you.' I almost never talk to someone about a third party unless that person is the subject of the conversation, which would usually be if I'm discussing someone famous and I don't know any truly famous people who use neopronouns. 90% of the people I regularly interact with in person are queer and I have never actually encountered a neopronoun - or, scratch that, I know someone who has specified one but also accepts they/them. This just feels like making up a situation to be upset about. I had an employee who listed fae/faer/he/him as his pronouns. It wasn't really an issue because he also had the standard masculine ones. I'm pretty sure he included them to avoid this very issue. It was never a problem. --- while you slept, the world changed <cite>colliding posted [p:960822116] in I can stil... [t:79804717]...</cite> <quote>CasanovaZelos posted... </cite> <quote>How many of us have actually encountered someone who uses a neopronoun that they even have reason to refer to by a pronoun? In most of my online interactions with strangers such as on a forum, I would be addressing a person directly and thus would be using 'you.' I almost never talk to someone about a third party unless that person is the subject of the conversation, which would usually be if I'm discussing someone famous and I don't know any truly famous people who use neopronouns. 90% of the people I regularly interact with in person are queer and I have never actually encountered a neopronoun - or, scratch that, I know someone who has specified one but also accepts they/them. This just feels like making up a situation to be upset about.</quote> I had an employee who listed fae/faer/he/him as his pronouns. It wasn't really an issue because he also had the standard masculine ones. I'm pretty sure he included them to avoid this very issue. It was never a problem. --- while you slept, the world changed</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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