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Yes I can.
"Hey do you know where Sarah is?" "Yeah, they went to the grocery store." Ta-da. I might not be as eloquent or literate as Shakespeare but I'll be damned if someone's gonna tell me what I can and can't do with a word. |
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It's not hard to consider that at all, if that's the point you're making I obviously missed it. The point I was making was that people should immediately address my and/or anyone else's gender because that's just the right thing to do. Anything else is marginalizing, perhaps especially excuses. They is better than s/he and that's the end of that. I'm having trouble enough staying lucid. If I'm out of line or missing a point it's because I've barely been able to function for about a week or multiple years or whatever.
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Whateverdude, I don't wish to be flippant but if you have a problem with gender identity shouldn't you change your username to something more neutral? That's not meant to be a joke, but anyone who does not know you here is going to naturally assume you're a guy, and if you have a problem with people identifying you as a guy, maybe that's a good place to start? ETA: Oh and I'd just like to point out the obvious, that a thread about quizzes has suddenly gone wildly off-topic and should, possibly, have its recent content dropped into a new thread perhaps labelled "Gender Identity issues" or something. Just a suggestion... |
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I got neutral. The answers for the questions to that test were awful.
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Also, a customer the other day said "Yes, mam" in a completely serious, unjoking manner (they were old and whatever else)... I still felt like myself because I'm comfortable with and know who I am. Maybe when you get there it won't be such a big deal. |
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