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When I say I use “any pronouns” I don’t mean she/her. I mean he/she/they/it/xi/gleeb/glorb
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Anonymous 2d

See and that’s why DON’T say I use all pronouns! I use they/he/she and not neopronouns. But then everyone asks why I don’t just say all and I have to explain.

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Anonymous 1d

meaning no disrespect but what’s the point of saying all pronouns if you aren’t going to like when people use the ones that are easiest to them

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Anonymous 23h

I feel this, I tell people I use all pronouns and appreciate it when people use all pronouns for me. But no matter what I do people understand “all pronouns “ as she/her or whatever they think my gender is

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Anonymous 21h

ur real for that

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 1d

Because it’s still hurtful to give people ALL the options in the entire language and they return no effort to you. In another way, I assume you like multiple foods, right? If you said “hey I like ravioli and also lasagna” and people ONLY served you ravioli for every single meal, it would get exhausting. If you heard “well I think you don’t look like you enjoy lasagna, so I don’t believe you. So I’ll just give you ravioli” frequently, you’d get tired of it.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

so essentially what you’re saying is that “any pronouns” actually means that you have a weighted preference across multiple pronouns and want to see a flatter use distribution rather than a spiky one favoring “vanilla” pronouns like “her”?

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 20h

Yes exactly!

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