Do you think they are a good idea? They are informative, but I wouldn't want to out myself like that.
Pronoun cards
07/13/2012
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If I want someone to know my real pronoun preference, they're usually someone I'm comfy enough with that I can just say it - I'm a very verbal person, so cards wouldn't be ideal for me.
07/13/2012
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no thank you
Originally posted by
FindingJames
Do you think they are a good idea? They are informative, but I wouldn't want to out myself like that.
07/13/2012
What are "pronoun cards"? I can form an idea, but I'd rather be educated
07/13/2012
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I'm also curious about this.
Originally posted by
El-Jaro
What are "pronoun cards"? I can form an idea, but I'd rather be educated
07/13/2012
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oh my god, i vote for those
Originally posted by
sodapin
I wouldn't opt for them only because it just makes it an even bigger situation than necessary in my opinion D:.
I did find THESE cards amusing though xD
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They may come in handy for those people who just don't ... more
I did find THESE cards amusing though xD
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They may come in handy for those people who just don't ... more
I wouldn't opt for them only because it just makes it an even bigger situation than necessary in my opinion D:.
I did find THESE cards amusing though xD
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They may come in handy for those people who just don't get it. less
I did find THESE cards amusing though xD
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They may come in handy for those people who just don't get it. less
07/24/2012
I think they'd out me.. But I do pass well enough and I prefer the pronouns people assume (male) me as so I guess I wouldn't need them.
12/23/2012
I think it's stupid. If you pass, they're unnecessary and you'd out yourself. If you don't pass, simply correct the person. It makes things way more complicated than they need to be.
12/24/2012
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yep, this. i don't understand why anyone would want to make a situation more awkward like that, unless they just really want to draw attention to the fact that they're trans. no thank you.
Originally posted by
needapacker
I think it's stupid. If you pass, they're unnecessary and you'd out yourself. If you don't pass, simply correct the person. It makes things way more complicated than they need to be.
12/25/2012
I'm not sure what you mean by "pronoun cards," either.
You mean like a business card you hand out that says your pronouns on it, or a name tag sort thing you wear that has your pronouns on them?
I feel like it would out me, and I pass as a cis little boy.
I often like toying with people, like having half of them call me "she" and half call me "he," but get anxiety about the two different pronoun-callers crossing paths.
Idk... I feel like I do subtle ways of outing myself, instead of indirectly saying them, like writing an autobiography where I talk about myself in the 3rd person and use "they" pronouns the entire way. It makes people ask questions like, "Why were you calling yourself they?" Then I'm like, "Because it's my pronouns!"
I feel like I get slight dysphoria from being called "she" pronouns and feel mad/ afraid when I'm called "he," but at the same time like I don't feel like spending 20 minutes educating every person I meet who openly genders me, which would be quite a few people, like sales clerks, cashiers, etc. Not a lot of people I've met understand things ~beyond the binary~ and I don't have the time/energy to teach them all
For that reason I'd probably just keep living how I am/ not using pronoun cards
You mean like a business card you hand out that says your pronouns on it, or a name tag sort thing you wear that has your pronouns on them?
I feel like it would out me, and I pass as a cis little boy.
I often like toying with people, like having half of them call me "she" and half call me "he," but get anxiety about the two different pronoun-callers crossing paths.
Idk... I feel like I do subtle ways of outing myself, instead of indirectly saying them, like writing an autobiography where I talk about myself in the 3rd person and use "they" pronouns the entire way. It makes people ask questions like, "Why were you calling yourself they?" Then I'm like, "Because it's my pronouns!"
I feel like I get slight dysphoria from being called "she" pronouns and feel mad/ afraid when I'm called "he," but at the same time like I don't feel like spending 20 minutes educating every person I meet who openly genders me, which would be quite a few people, like sales clerks, cashiers, etc. Not a lot of people I've met understand things ~beyond the binary~ and I don't have the time/energy to teach them all
For that reason I'd probably just keep living how I am/ not using pronoun cards
12/27/2012
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