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Originally Posted by WhateverDude
I editted my post because I wasn't sure what I was trying to say throughout most of it- I've been mentally out of shape for the past few days and wasn't making much sense. If there's anything to take away from this discussion it's that using they is better than using s/he because some people don't like being called she or he.
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Is it that hard to consider that some people don't consider the feelings of everyone who hears/reads their thoughts before making them? If you've become so incredibly self aware to identify with a non-binary gender, you should know that your feelings might not be immediately addressed whenever anyone around you mention someone in the third person. I understand where you're coming from because accepting people as who they are is generally a good idea, but it's also generally a good idea to speak/type in a manner that makes sense since that's how communication tends to work.