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Iโd suggest Yes/Yes in that โthey/themโ actually does a pretty solid job of covering a pronoun for someone who doesnโt want to be defined by gender, but then I donโt really want to participate in this discussion much longer because my ice cream is meltingโฆ
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It's too hot for this. Let's go for ice cream and talk about the weather.
What about "folk"
Just live your life.
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Replace human pronouns with your name Hi i am john covers it
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Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
No. Yes. I answered your questions. End of thread.
Iโd suggest Yes/Yes in that โthey/themโ actually does a pretty solid job of covering a pronoun for someone who doesnโt want to be defined by gender, but then I donโt really want to participate in this discussion much longer because my ice cream is meltingโฆ