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Is there ever a situation where someones like she/them or something

Yes, there are some people who have she/them or he/they pronouns.

Yes.

Romulox28 posted...

Is there ever a situation where someones like she/them or something

my pronouns are he/they, so yes

lots of ppl use he/they she/they

some ppl use it because theyre fine with either or, and some ppl use it because they would actively like people to use both

Or he/her and she/him?

I've heard of he/they or she/they and thought like, that person is gender fluid but does lean more one way

When I hear he/him or she/her I thought it was literally referring to the correct words for use in different sentences or tenses it that makes sense

I've never seen she/them

haloiscoolisbak posted...

I've heard of he/they or she/they and thought like, that person is gender fluid but does lean more one way

When I hear he/him or she/her I thought it was literally referring to the correct words for use in different sentences or tenses it that makes sense

I've never seen she/them

In my case Im agender but fairly apathetic about the whole thing.

Well I learned something new today

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sounds like all that Applebees ice cream has gone to your head

https://youtu.be/WXOyEvFMego
Does that explain it?

I knew someone who referred to themselves as we.

Still don't know how that worked. Can someone explain?

DuuuDe14 posted...

I knew someone who referred to themselves as we.

Still don't know how that worked. Can someone explain?

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/7/5/7/AAZ3HuAAE2fN.png

Were they royalty?

The Royal We?

Or maybe they are legion like in the bible?

DuuuDe14 posted...

I knew someone who referred to themselves as we.

Still don't know how that worked. Can someone explain?

I might not be onto the right thing here but I do know one person that uses we because they've silo'd parts of their personality into different personalities, possibly due to past trauma. They describe the experience like one is in control whereas the others have been in control at points in the past, but aren't dominant at the moment. They think of themselves as we, instead of I.

I don't know. It gave me Ermac vibes once I realized they weren't talking about let's say themselves and their partner.

Such as, "We really liked this topic today in class."
But clearly only talking about themselves.

I don't know, they were from NYC and had a new york accent.

DuuuDe14 posted...

I knew someone who referred to themselves as we.

Still don't know how that worked. Can someone explain?

Well they are a collection of souls bound by Quan Chi magic.

I've not come across someone using he/they, she/they pronouns before.

Does this mean they don't mind which one people use? Or that they sometimes prefer one, and sometimes the other?

Bc thats how some people identity, whats it to ya?

DuuuDe14 posted...

I knew someone who referred to themselves as we.

Still don't know how that worked. Can someone explain?

They're Gollum & Smeagol

Lordgold666 posted...

Bc thats how some people identity, whats it to ya?

Do both agree on their pronouns?
Or does that depend on who's in charge?

ai123 posted...

I've not come across someone using he/they, she/they pronouns before.

Does this mean they don't mind which one people use? Or that they sometimes prefer one, and sometimes the other?

Varies from person to person. In my case, I usually dont care which one people use. Although sometimes, especially in queer spaces, I prefer they.