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It feels like (anecdote time) just over the last five or so years, "they" as a neutral singular pronoun has gone from a fringe concept for assholes to bitch about grammarwise (and they sometimes still do) to a very commonplace word. I hear it in sloptube videos and stuff, even goofy gamer ones. Truly a banger
makes me so happy for the inevitable acceleration of gender
Its amazing, truly love singular they.
Iβve always used it a lot lol. Never too into binary pronouns.
Unfathomably based, ngl. I was only introduced to it like eight years ago at all...
What would you have done if someone references a person and you want to refer to them without knowing their gender or similar cases? βHe or she?β
I probably used they-them to refer to unknown individuals, but honeslty back in middle school yeah, he or she. It was new to me at age 16.
Maybe Iβve almost exactly made up for your lack of use then, lol.
Almost as if singular βtheyβ is a natural part of the english language thatβs been around for centuries and all the people complaining about it were just transphobic
Rlly makes u
Thank goodness a lot of people got over the "improper grammar" discourse, it would always piss me off when I saw many people making the same BS arguments.
Thrown into the gulag as they should be