Renard Queenston is a sex offender

[Fission]

it's a penguin

[reuben_tate]

I prefer he (v)>

[xXOpkillerXx]

Originally Posted by reuben_tate

EDIT: We really could use a universal gender-blind pronoun other than "it" to refer to people...

That would actually be nice. Though the issue is probably far from being big enough to introduce that new pronoun in a whole society.

[GammaBlaster]

Originally Posted by Fission

it's a penguin

[Wayward Vagabond]

a good alternative for it is blob

[Arntonach]

'It' is a universal pronoun used for just those kinds of stepmanias. It'd be kinda weird to come up with a different form of 'it' just because you're referring to a person.

Also wow this thread didn't become crazy as expected I'm impressed.

[Dynam0]

Originally Posted by Arntonach

Also wow this thread didn't become crazy as expected I'm impressed.

[xXOpkillerXx]

Originally Posted by Dynam0

Bobby noooooooooooo don't start the madness XD

[Arkuski]

i am a very private person, and will deal with this issue in my own way

by posting a giant blog post about it? ya dun goofed

[Aldentron]

a preferred gender pronoun is what you call some one when you refer to them in speech. if they want to be called "they," you respect that. "they" has always been gender-neutral and has always been a safe word to call ANYONE, so i don't understand why it's so hard to think some people would prefer to be called they/them. in short, it's not up to you asshole!

but fuck this person. THEY need a new therapist.

[reuben_tate]

Originally Posted by Arntonach

'It' is a universal pronoun used for just those kinds of stepmanias. It'd be kinda weird to come up with a different form of 'it' just because you're referring to a person.

Also wow this thread didn't become crazy as expected I'm impressed.

Blame English. You also got hanged vs hung, go figure.

[Reincarnate]

For some reason I am reminded of Chinese

There is a word, "ta", that can mean him, her, or it depending on how you use it. So for some reason I feel like you could just say "ta" instead of "him/her" and "ta de" to indicate "his/hers." It probably doesn't have the same dehumanizimng whatever as "it" in english fuck you typo you're gonna stay there

I'm sleepy as fuck I don't know what I am trying to say with this post

[Pseudo Enigma]

Originally Posted by Reincarnate

For some reason I am reminded of Chinese

There is a word, "ta", that can mean him, her, or it depending on how you use it. So for some reason I feel like you could just say "ta" instead of "him/her" and "ta de" to indicate "his/hers." It probably doesn't have the same dehumanizimng whatever as "it" in english fuck you typo you're gonna stay there

I'm sleepy as fuck I don't know what I am trying to say with this post

third person pronouns lol

[Arntonach]

It's less about how dehumanizing the word is, but how it came about to becoming dehumanizing. Blame human nature.

Of course it'd be nice if there wasn't any gender specifications to begin with. Like, why is a pen feminine but a game masculine?

[ryuyasha]

Foreword: I neither defend nor condone the alleged actions with this post, nor is my intent to discuss the right or wrongness of it.

Originally Posted by Dynam0

No idea Renard considered themself (?) asexual so my chirping of plural usage wasn't to demean him, only that it makes for difficult reading just so everyone knows lol. So they're like Ditto or something in pokemon! Hard to assign pronouns to that :/

Asexual is different than agender.
Agender means being neither male nor female, being outside the perceived gender binary.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agender
Asexual means having no inclination to sexual activity.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asexuality

Originally Posted by Arkuski

by posting a giant blog post about it? ya dun goofed

As mentioned previously in this thread, as well as by the person who posted it, they only did so because someone else posted about it without permission, and this poster wanted to clear up potential misconceptions about it, i.e., they were not the original person to post on the internet about it, but they responded to what someone else posted so there would be less misunderstanding about it.

I also know several people who choose to go by they/them or "it", or only their name and no pronouns. It is an uncommon occurrence, but needs to be respected. Whatever a person tells you about their gender and sexual orientation is how you should refer to them when talking about such things.

Also "they" is a proper gender-neutral singular pronoun in English.

/2cents

[VisD]

Originally Posted by Reincarnate

For some reason I am reminded of Chinese

There is a word, "ta", that can mean him, her, or it depending on how you use it. So for some reason I feel like you could just say "ta" instead of "him/her" and "ta de" to indicate "his/hers." It probably doesn't have the same dehumanizimng whatever as "it" in english fuck you typo you're gonna stay there

I'm sleepy as fuck I don't know what I am trying to say with this post

Technically, there are three different "ta"s - one each for males, females and entities with no sex, like objects in general. They're all pronounced the same way, but written very differently so the "integrity" of the gender is not compromised even if you are saying it, since it's understood you're using the appropriate one.

[Coolboyrulez0]

hey guys im also an internet musician

can i grope you guys pls xoxo

[Arkuski]

Originally Posted by ryuyasha

I also know several people who choose to go by they/them or "it", or only their name and no pronouns. It is an uncommon occurrence, but needs to be respected. Whatever a person tells you about their gender and sexual orientation is how you should refer to them when talking about such things.

These people don't exist in real life, do they?

[Ohaider]

i respect other sexual views and all that shit but trying to peacock your independence by going by a plural pronoun is the most teen angst thing i've ever heard of

[ffr212]

no.

/thread