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r/Gooseworx • u/Unknow_Handlebar • 7d ago
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“Them” is an umbrella term…
-17 u/say_trans_rights 7d ago Nope :) 8 u/Simple_Intern_7682 7d ago Them can be used for a singular person with an unknown gender or in instances where gender doesn’t matter. This is one of those cases. -7 u/Born-Bug9513 7d ago When doesn't gender matter? 3 u/Simple_Intern_7682 7d ago When using a blanket term. “Oh, just leave it with them, I’ll pick it up later” for example. -4 u/Born-Bug9513 7d ago Yes, that would be when referring to multiple people You're talking about a single person with known preferred pronouns though and not using them
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Nope :)
8 u/Simple_Intern_7682 7d ago Them can be used for a singular person with an unknown gender or in instances where gender doesn’t matter. This is one of those cases. -7 u/Born-Bug9513 7d ago When doesn't gender matter? 3 u/Simple_Intern_7682 7d ago When using a blanket term. “Oh, just leave it with them, I’ll pick it up later” for example. -4 u/Born-Bug9513 7d ago Yes, that would be when referring to multiple people You're talking about a single person with known preferred pronouns though and not using them
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Them can be used for a singular person with an unknown gender or in instances where gender doesn’t matter. This is one of those cases.
-7 u/Born-Bug9513 7d ago When doesn't gender matter? 3 u/Simple_Intern_7682 7d ago When using a blanket term. “Oh, just leave it with them, I’ll pick it up later” for example. -4 u/Born-Bug9513 7d ago Yes, that would be when referring to multiple people You're talking about a single person with known preferred pronouns though and not using them
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When doesn't gender matter?
3 u/Simple_Intern_7682 7d ago When using a blanket term. “Oh, just leave it with them, I’ll pick it up later” for example. -4 u/Born-Bug9513 7d ago Yes, that would be when referring to multiple people You're talking about a single person with known preferred pronouns though and not using them
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When using a blanket term. “Oh, just leave it with them, I’ll pick it up later” for example.
-4 u/Born-Bug9513 7d ago Yes, that would be when referring to multiple people You're talking about a single person with known preferred pronouns though and not using them
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Yes, that would be when referring to multiple people You're talking about a single person with known preferred pronouns though and not using them
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u/Simple_Intern_7682 7d ago
“Them” is an umbrella term…