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Read above the friend wasn't asking to use they/them/their which would be completely reasonable and something I do by default 100% of the time. The only pronoun my friends husband wanted to be referred to is "their." I don't request people use "Lord" as my preferred pronoun because that's fucking stupid and I'm not a titled Lord. I'm not using a determiner improperly.
Correct. This friend has always been trificult.
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No, I've always 100% of my entire life used they/them unless someone referred to themselves is he/she or otherwise. Always thought it was weird when people used masculine pronouns when writing and there's zero indication of traditional female/male.
My friend would want me to say something like, "Do you and Their want to go out later?" when referring to her trans husband, I'm the asshole if I say, "Do you and Alex want to go out later?"
I mean, I'm comfortable with using what you describe as neopronouns for people asking to use fae, Xi, and others, but I have a problem butchering established grammar. Her husband doesn't own or possess me. I'll use "husband" as that's an identifier my friend used or the name "Alex" they chose but to make it a point, I have to use "their" is a bit much.
Elder millennial trying his best to improve. I had issue with a friend, who identified as queer, who recently married a trans man and wanted me to use the pronoun "thier" for this person. I mean, I'm supportive, but I don't want to butcher the English language. I mean it's even uncomfortable for me to type that out as I feel like walking on eggshells to accommodate, and someone seems to be pissed off.
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