Average blahaj user

"A toy? A Lego set??", she asked excitedly, and wagged her tail.

You eat pieces of shit for breakfast?

Not even for people? I dont know why that sounds so strange but it does.

I mean, in casual spoken finnish, "it" dominates. The third person singular for people "hän" is already gender neutral, but I guess we prefer not to make assumptions about anyone's personhood :D. Or maybe it (se) just rolls off the tongue more conveniently.

The written form was neutral until Western influence inspired the creation of a female version, replacing the first radical "person" with "woman".

*its

The back story is that he was elbowed in the face on the way to the car, and probably had stage makeup on.

https://chatterbusy.removed/2013/07/daniel-radcliffe-appears-exhausted-with.html?m=1

Holy shit... You can have domains that end in .dog?

"It" is personally my favorite neutral pronoun, but it has so much cultural baggage attached to it that it doesn't feel like a viable option. Why does a squirrel or a ficus or a robot get to be called "it" by default, but not a person? It isn't fair.

Yeah I'd be quite uncomfortable with calling anyone "it". I'll gladly use they/them, I'd be down to learn some neopronouns, but calling someone "it" is something I'd rather avoid. Even if someone likes "it" pronouns, I'd still feel incredibly weird doing so in public. Calling people an "it" is often done here to mock androgynous people. It feels dehumanizing. If I were to do so in public, it would mean they people around me (who don't know the other person's preference) would probably assume I'm doing so to mock them.