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Maximilian75
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They/Them, while grammatically insane, is the most simple thing.
Love this too.They/Them, while grammatically insane, is the most simple thing.
If I used those, I would expect to hear a great “Fap!” from the sky just as Fr. McFadden struck me with a lightning bolt, which would certainly have a hint of the green ink he used to expend on my papers . . .They/Them, while grammatically insane, is the most simple thing.
The radical fringe of LGBTZYX supporters are trying to control how we think by forcing us to use words that, by their use, implicitly concede that gender is whatever someone wants its gender to be that day. It is lifted straight out of 1984 and its newthink.I mean what are people trying to change in the workplace, etc?
The first time I saw a he/his/him in someone’s signature I commented on it to a co-worker. His take was that maybe the he/his/him guy was actually a grammar Nazi and was tired of being referred to as “they.”They/Them, while grammatically insane, is the most simple thing.
The OP said that she’s being required to include her pronouns in her work email signature - like how she wants to be addressed (as she/her/hers or whatever).Are people saying for example, “What’s your name?”. And you have to answer, “My name is she”?
Speaks volumes, my friend. Maybe you should get that checked.Hmmm… People refer to me as “It”…![]()
My head literally exploded. LOL I’m now dealing with the fallout.My hair’s turning gray just learning about this!
My concern is actually more having a penile-american in the dressing rooms or restrooms with my daughters, no matter what gender he fancies himself . . .What I don’t know won’t hurt me, but I’d be uncomfortable if I saw a man enter my bathroom.