they and him!
What's your pronoun?
03/31/2012
u
Being called he makes me comfortable, but not gendered nouns.
03/31/2012
I like the bianary pronouns myself. I am he. For some reason, don't like the Ze ones and just refer to my friends as they who identify outside of bianary. Or I switch them.
04/02/2012
I didn't realize I could have picked both until it was too late, but I like "he/him" and "they/them"
"she/her" makes me cringe
"she/her" makes me cringe
04/02/2012
Singular "they" or she/her.
04/02/2012
male pronouns consistently. never had the urge to be called anything else. i'm still confused as to how pronouns like "it" and "they" aren't offensive. given, i'm not gq. i'm transmasculine. but i get offended as fuck when i'm called an it. whatever floats your boat, i guess. i just don't understand it or where these other pronouns came from. i swear the trans* community is turning into its own ethnic group or cult or something.
04/09/2012
He, Him, His I even own a shirt that says it!
04/09/2012
Hi/Him/His.
04/10/2012
I wouldn't really mind if everyone used neutral pronouns. I think it'd be a big help with my entire life story.
04/19/2012
In order of preference, new Spivak (ey, em, eir, emself etc), singular they, he.
05/07/2012
He/him is what I use, though I think ze/zir might be more accurate for me. He/him is just a lot more convenient.
05/07/2012
I'm non-binary and I use they/them/their
05/07/2012
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I generally just use she/he.
Originally posted by
Roz W
Ok, so, this might be the very first question anyone asks in trans/queer/genderquee r spaces, but I like it: what's your pronoun? Do or have you used gender-neutral pronouns? I like singular "they" and ze/hir (which can also be ze/zir)
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Ok, so, this might be the very first question anyone asks in trans/queer/genderquee r spaces, but I like it: what's your pronoun? Do or have you used gender-neutral pronouns? I like singular "they" and ze/hir (which can also be ze/zir) but there's also less common ones, like "cie."
Multiple choice enabled, because I like doing that. less
Multiple choice enabled, because I like doing that. less
05/07/2012
Quote:
He!
Originally posted by
Roz W
Ok, so, this might be the very first question anyone asks in trans/queer/genderquee r spaces, but I like it: what's your pronoun? Do or have you used gender-neutral pronouns? I like singular "they" and ze/hir (which can also be ze/zir)
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more
Ok, so, this might be the very first question anyone asks in trans/queer/genderquee r spaces, but I like it: what's your pronoun? Do or have you used gender-neutral pronouns? I like singular "they" and ze/hir (which can also be ze/zir) but there's also less common ones, like "cie."
Multiple choice enabled, because I like doing that. less
Multiple choice enabled, because I like doing that. less
05/08/2012
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While ze/hir is kind of clunky in terms of linguistics, it's the pronoun set that fits me best. I've been using it for a while and haven't found anything more fitting.
Originally posted by
Roz W
Ok, so, this might be the very first question anyone asks in trans/queer/genderquee r spaces, but I like it: what's your pronoun? Do or have you used gender-neutral pronouns? I like singular "they" and ze/hir (which can also be ze/zir)
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more
Ok, so, this might be the very first question anyone asks in trans/queer/genderquee r spaces, but I like it: what's your pronoun? Do or have you used gender-neutral pronouns? I like singular "they" and ze/hir (which can also be ze/zir) but there's also less common ones, like "cie."
Multiple choice enabled, because I like doing that. less
Multiple choice enabled, because I like doing that. less
05/22/2012
I like any kind of gender neutral pronoun.
05/23/2012
Cis-bodied genderqueer, I go with female pronouns because I am not out yet to anyone other than two close friends.
05/23/2012
I'm genderqueer and use male pronouns.
05/23/2012
I love ze/hir and they/them. Sometimes I prefer he/him. And every once in awhile she/her doesn't bother me. But I generally prefer the gender neutral terms.
05/28/2012
canislytherin
he, him, his, sir, bro, and so on. Male pronouns of course.
05/29/2012
He, him, his... Sire... All that. Even though I'm an effeminate trans man I love my pronouns.
05/30/2012
Well
I prefer he/him but I'm not picky as to which ones people use.
I try not to out myself around my family, or people who don't need to know
My girlfriend calls me her boyfriend and my best friends call me Vincent and that's all that matters to me
I prefer he/him but I'm not picky as to which ones people use.
I try not to out myself around my family, or people who don't need to know
My girlfriend calls me her boyfriend and my best friends call me Vincent and that's all that matters to me
05/31/2012
I'm not too picky about pronouns and let people use whatever they're comfortable with. I like singular they a lot but I understand how it can be difficult for people to get used to using it. I don't want to force my gender onto anybody else.
Usually people find themselves naturally ping-ponging between he/she on their own (though there is always a stronger leaning towards he for whatever reason).
My partner uses singular they.
Usually people find themselves naturally ping-ponging between he/she on their own (though there is always a stronger leaning towards he for whatever reason).
My partner uses singular they.
06/07/2012
I've used all of those pronouns at some point in my life. Being FTM, I started out with she/her (unfortunately), then went to ze/hir and them/they/they're, and now I'm he/him. I will respond to they/them but only if the person doesn't know my gender.
06/09/2012
Quote:
he/him
Originally posted by
Roz W
Ok, so, this might be the very first question anyone asks in trans/queer/genderquee r spaces, but I like it: what's your pronoun? Do or have you used gender-neutral pronouns? I like singular "they" and ze/hir (which can also be ze/zir)
...
more
Ok, so, this might be the very first question anyone asks in trans/queer/genderquee r spaces, but I like it: what's your pronoun? Do or have you used gender-neutral pronouns? I like singular "they" and ze/hir (which can also be ze/zir) but there's also less common ones, like "cie."
Multiple choice enabled, because I like doing that. less
Multiple choice enabled, because I like doing that. less
08/14/2012
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