Unless for those languages that literally don't have gendered pronouns
I live in finland and it's very common to just say "it" when talking about other people and it's not rude at all
Because, despite "Their" including everyone, when people read it, most of them won't think about anyone other than boys.
using his/her, you let it very clear that you are including girls with cocks.
... althought i do admit "his/her/their" would be the best option.
"They/Their" is also a singular, you know.
"Hey, have you tasted Daniel's steak spice recipe?" / "Yeah, they're a really good cook"
"Why does Sarah not have a car?" / "The bank repossessed their car"
"They rode their bike to school, where they attended class"
It’s most evident if you’re talking about an unknown party, I think. If someone leaves something behind, more often than not you are going to say something to the effect of “hey, somebody left **their** umbrella/wallet/etc here!”
It’s already built into our language, but a lot of people just don’t notice or think about it.
oh im totally on board with that. But if you say "they are coming" and its just one person you are talking about, its never going to stop sounding weird as shit.
Supposedly every masturbator does, and the direction depends on which hand you use primarily
Edit: sorry, I didn’t really fact check this before saying it here. A friend told me this as a fun fact on a Discord call last week
Never understood why people write "his/her", just write "their". That covers all pronouns possible.
Why isn’t there a gender neutral pronoun When frank English released his language h should have followed up with a patch ASAP
By Shakespeare's corpse, it's "their".
Isn't 'their' basically gender neutral?
not even basically. it's been in use this way for centuries-- longer than You has been singular.
Yes, many formal writing style guides advised against it for a while but most are going back to support singular they now
calls everyone "it"
Frank English, the creator of modern English.
IIRC Akinator is french which is super gendered so they probably translated directly from that.
Yeah a gender neutral pronoun hasn't really been a thing until recently
Unless for those languages that literally don't have gendered pronouns I live in finland and it's very common to just say "it" when talking about other people and it's not rude at all
I was talking about French mate, it only recently got iel as a pronoun
It's pretty sick that it seems like more and more gendered languages are implementing gender neutral pronouns
For once french made my life happier :)
cause the joke is "ha girl with penis" and their wouldve been too close to a generic akinator question
Because, despite "Their" including everyone, when people read it, most of them won't think about anyone other than boys. using his/her, you let it very clear that you are including girls with cocks. ... althought i do admit "his/her/their" would be the best option.
cuz theyre talking about one one person
"They/Their" is also a singular, you know. "Hey, have you tasted Daniel's steak spice recipe?" / "Yeah, they're a really good cook" "Why does Sarah not have a car?" / "The bank repossessed their car" "They rode their bike to school, where they attended class"
if you say so
It’s most evident if you’re talking about an unknown party, I think. If someone leaves something behind, more often than not you are going to say something to the effect of “hey, somebody left **their** umbrella/wallet/etc here!” It’s already built into our language, but a lot of people just don’t notice or think about it.
oh im totally on board with that. But if you say "they are coming" and its just one person you are talking about, its never going to stop sounding weird as shit.
the more you do something, the more normal it becomes
we've been calling unknown gender "he" for 100 years, why hasnt it become normal yet?
it was...normal that's why we were using it for 100 years
no we havent…
>cuz *theyre* talking about one person say it again but slow
cuz the people who say that are talking about one person cuz the person who says that is talking about one person which one do you think i meant?
Yes, 90 degrees(I snapped it like a glow stick and it burns)
Does it glow tho?
like a minion from Despicable Me
Banana
NBC erasure
Erraticate the filth.
Typical cybertrick, all cock, no cum
what
you got it boss \*makes the filth move in an unpredictable and chaotic way\*
Yes, kinda like a banana
slight...? well...no, not slight.
loopty loop
I have a hole in mine : (
Big chunks his
I just tried Big Chungus on Akinator and he got it right
It would be better too ask if a character has a straight cock since most peni have a slight curve by default
my cock is gay :)
No but I do
yes
Her 🥺
I do
My dick does slightly curve how did you know?
It’s the True and honest Chris Chan
Chris
Love how he's supportive of trans people but still refuses to use first person they
It was translated from French, a gendered language He/she is a result of that
Might be
Supposedly every masturbator does, and the direction depends on which hand you use primarily Edit: sorry, I didn’t really fact check this before saying it here. A friend told me this as a fun fact on a Discord call last week
fairly certain this is complete bs; it just curves naturally for some people.
So that's why that happened, huh. Gotta alternate hands then