accidentally using they/them despite knowing that the person's pronouns are not they/them
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title, sometimes in the middle of a sentence I end up using someone's actual pronouns (that are not they/them) but then I subconsciously use they/them for literally every other time I refer to them lol. It ends up creating really funny sentences for no reason because I just end up using they/them as the default like no matter what
does anyone else accidentally do this
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for me it's the other way around which is worse, so don't beat yourself over it
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for me it's the other way around which is worse, so don't beat yourself over it
@andythespeedru HIS PRONOUNS ARE THEY/THEM
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@andythespeedru HIS PRONOUNS ARE THEY/THEM
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title, sometimes in the middle of a sentence I end up using someone's actual pronouns (that are not they/them) but then I subconsciously use they/them for literally every other time I refer to them lol. It ends up creating really funny sentences for no reason because I just end up using they/them as the default like no matter what
does anyone else accidentally do this
@UnpaidIntern I mean honestly, you can use singular they's if you don't know their pronouns for certain
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title, sometimes in the middle of a sentence I end up using someone's actual pronouns (that are not they/them) but then I subconsciously use they/them for literally every other time I refer to them lol. It ends up creating really funny sentences for no reason because I just end up using they/them as the default like no matter what
does anyone else accidentally do this
@UnpaidIntern I thought I was the only one
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title, sometimes in the middle of a sentence I end up using someone's actual pronouns (that are not they/them) but then I subconsciously use they/them for literally every other time I refer to them lol. It ends up creating really funny sentences for no reason because I just end up using they/them as the default like no matter what
does anyone else accidentally do this
@UnpaidIntern I don't bother to check pronouns, I just use they/them for people I don't know the pronouns of to avoid any drama
