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Sam Smith comes out as non-binary, using they/them pronouns. -- (link)
Posted by
Tim (aka othertim)
Sep 14 '19, 11:23
(No message)
https://twitter.com/samsmith/status/1172519872464662530?s=21
(twitter.com)
Responses:
That’s going to go well on Twitter for them. Also: Fuck that part of Twitter. -- nm
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Qale
Sep 14, 12:54
3
Oh yeah, half the replies are supportive, the other half are...not. -- nm
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Tim
Sep 14, 13:33
1
"how could I possibly understand the complications of this ... one... request?!" -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 14, 13:53
Fuck that part of twitter, indeed. -- nm
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Super Daddy Princess
Sep 14, 13:27
More like a Derivative -- nm
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budice
Sep 14, 11:36
1
or maybe an integral -- nm
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Strongbad, Champ Champ
Sep 14, 13:18
I like to think I’m pretty forward thinking and yet I don’t really understand, in practical terms, what this means.
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Volnelk
Sep 14, 11:30
17
In a practical sense, using the requested pronouns shows respect. In much the same as you might bristle if someone misgendered you in conversation.
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TWuG
Sep 14, 12:05
7
we've been selling this little graphic novel for a few months now... They/Them Pronouns.... -- (link)
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Remlik
Sep 14, 13:16
And even if you get it wrong and make mistakes after being told, you’ll still be fine. People know when you’re doing it wrong as a pejorative. -- nm
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Qale
Sep 14, 12:56
2
I don't think I had the opportunity to get pronouns wrong yet, but I really stress out about getting it wrong when I have.
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Marlowe
Sep 14, 14:01
1
I’m sure you could run into the one trans or gender fluid person who is going to lose their minds.
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Qale
Sep 14, 15:55
The new one for me is the honorific Mx. (pronounced “mix”) -- (edited)
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Super Daddy Princess
Sep 14, 12:13
2
Sure thing, chief. -- nm
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Strongbad, Champ Champ
Sep 14, 13:01
1
That was another suggestion. :) -- nm
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Super Daddy Princess
Sep 14, 13:14
That is correct. They/Them has always been acceptable as a singular pronoun. -- nm
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Tim
Sep 14, 11:37
4
Here's a good article. -- (link)
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Strongbad, Champ Champ
Sep 14, 12:10
1
Interesting. Thanks! -- nm
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Krusty
Sep 14, 12:14
Always? I've only ever used it to mean more than one thing. It's still very odd to me to use it to mean a singular person. -- nm
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Krusty
Sep 14, 11:40
1
It goes back a few hundred years in written form, IIRC, but overall prevalence varies by culture, I think. -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 14, 11:47
The response in your im is exactly correct. -- nm*
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Super Daddy Princess
Sep 14, 11:32
3
Yep, or "I really like their work", or "I have no idea who them is." -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 14, 11:35
2
I don’t know them. -- nm
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Qale
Sep 14, 12:55
... that last one is not grammatically correct. I think it should be "they are", at least as a marginal improvement. -- nm
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Beryllium
Sep 14, 11:36
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