Yallboyzsoft

2y

Serious question. When we meet new people, are we to ask them their pronouns right off the top? Should that be common after each conversation?

And I’m assuming even if it’s with a person we’ve spoken to before, we should ask again. Because they could be feeling different right?

Giordano

2y

Its hilariously to see you projecting that other people’s lives suck for caring about pronouns, when it’s so clear with this comment that you’re terminally online and don’t better your own ignorant life.

If someone identifies as NB, they will tell you that, and all you have to do is use the correct pronouns. It’s really not that difficult

In this case, you already know that LUV is NB. Why is it so hard for you to use they/them?

snowboyrari

2y

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just use the pronouns a person tells you to use if they correct you, this isnt hard to understand

Giordano

2y

Its hilariously to see you projecting that other people’s lives suck for caring about pronouns, when it’s so clear with this comment that you’re terminally online and don’t better your own ignorant life.

If someone identifies as NB, they will tell you that, and all you have to do is use the correct pronouns. It’s really not that difficult

In this case, you already know that LUV is NB. Why is it so hard for you to use they/them?

AmboMurf

2y

Cause thats gay homie

snowboyrari

2y

ITT: transphobes

Yallboyzsoft

2y

It’s not hard to understand, understand that I just don’t give a f***

Yallboyzsoft

2y

It’s not hard to understand, understand that I just don’t give a f***

Yallboyzsoft

2y

It’s not hard to understand, understand that I just don’t give a f***

Yallboyzsoft

2y

It’s not hard to understand, understand that I just don’t give a f***

bigpig

2y

i mean if somebody was a horrible person i wouldn’t care what they preferred but maybe that’s just me

nocomment

2y

I doubt you meet many people or retain new friends if thats ur attitude

Yallboyzsoft

2y

Your assumptions are wrong. I’m a black guy that lives in the south (Memphis, TN). I come from a religious family. I understand newer methods of thinking and whatnot, but the folks I hang out with are not on that

AshTheRobot

2y

Imo it's not about respecting the person themselves, but the respecting other ppl who have the same pronouns.

To me it's an admittance that you only care about supporting a persons preferred pronouns to avoid public scrutiny.

If a black person commited a crime and a white person said "fuck that n*gger!!", and used "I don't care about respecting a criminal", I would take as
"So you're just racist, and used this as an opportunity to be racist with less scrutiny"

nocomment

2y

Your religion doesnt inspire you to practice kindness to others?

Yallboyzsoft

2y

Your assumptions are wrong. I’m a black guy that lives in the south (Memphis, TN). I come from a religious family. I understand newer methods of thinking and whatnot, but the folks I hang out with are not on that

Yallboyzsoft

2y

We in the middle of the biggest rap beef in decades and niggas talking about pronouns

MetroMakeSomeDrums

2y

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OP, first off, you're f***ing weird

Second, everyone around Uzi still refers to him by he, his, him. His friends, JT, his producers. If they're not concerned - why are you? Clearly Uzi has no issue with it.

Third, it's obviously a gimmick and it's not one centered around gender identity, even though you read it like that. Uzi always had a gimmick of referring to himself as an "alien" or someone that isn't from Earth. THAT is how the whole they/them thing started. But I guess you wouldn't know that since you don't actually listen to Uzi. Who the f*** refers to Uzi as "LUV" anyways

Yallboyzsoft

2y

It’s not hard to understand, understand that I just don’t give a f***

snowboyrari

2y

why is being transgender a gimmick to you

MetroMakeSomeDrums

2y

Did you even read my full post?

snowboyrari

2y

why is being transgender a gimmick to you