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i just use it
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>>17461177I didn't mean that in the troon "I don't know your pronouns" sense geg, I meant it as "Somephono told me about an annoying coworker but didn't tell me anything about its gender"
I think I can just use "it" and it would be grammatically correct
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Bumping my snca kuz i need answers
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if you are referring to a troon, i would honestly just call it "it" or something like that to be really demeaning
there arent many situations where you are referring to a person who you genuinely wouldnt know of they are man or a woman, but it is technically grammatically correct yes
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>>17461224Thank you EFLDEMON
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just use he/him
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no a grammatically accurate version would be referring to them by their name. If you know someone named Jack but you don't know their gender, instead of saying "He/She/They did this", you should say "Jack did this" as it is gender neutral. They/them is a hacking lgbt friendlyerino thing that came later on.
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call people what you want you pussy nigger
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>>17461165 (OP)It is a proper usage of grammar, but it is also fine to guess what gender they are, and it would be gemmy to make wholesome transfolx seethe by assuming they are a biological male because of the way they type, their mannerisms, and how they present themselves online.
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>>17461246>>17461253Thank you angloBEASTS
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No. Normally you'd use something like 'his or hers'. For example, 'his or hers legal status will be challenged in court on the 27th'. 'They' is improper English, akin to saying 'gonna' instead of 'going to'.
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>>17461263My language is so simple compared to English, we just call everything "He" unless proven otherwise geg
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>>17461315Yeah (mi es wite doebeit)
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>>17461268This is the high school English teacher with a stick up her ass answer. Technically correct but nobaldi actually talks this way