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I mean, we /do/ need a proper gender-neutral third-person pronoun in English. âNeighâ (spell it âneiâ perhaps?) has some homophones but the contexts shouldnât overlap enough for it to be a problem.
This week I came across a picture of Bruce Jenner, in a book published in the 1970s. Had someone close to him referred him to psychological counseling, he could have escaped the sad fate that he has succumbed toâgetting physically butchered and chemically altered (to the filthy profits of those who âhelpedâ him), neither of which has or can change who and what he truly is. The suicide rate among people who are so afflicted, even after they have âremediedâ their situation, is distressingly high; I will be saddened, but not surprised, to hear on the news one day that he blew his brains out or took poison. I will not celebrate or tacitly support sickness, no matter how lighthearted may be the manner in which it is presented; it is something to be mourned if not treated (which adultsâalthough not childrenâhave the right to refuse if they so wish).
In humans they have been called âandrogynousâ. Regardless of what they sex really is. I have been mistaken for female since the 1990âs. It was around the time that many women started dressing as I usually am. T-shirt, jeans and bill cap. But I have no discernible feminine traits so I still find it confusing.
Averagemoe about 6 years ago
Itâs even more horrible in Spanish, where most nouns have gender. How do they even decide on the gender of a lamppost?
Templo S.U.D. about 6 years ago
somehow reminds me of this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46ehrFk-gLk
Dirty Dragon about 6 years ago
âAll in favor, say neigh.â
ratton8 about 6 years ago
I mean, we /do/ need a proper gender-neutral third-person pronoun in English. âNeighâ (spell it âneiâ perhaps?) has some homophones but the contexts shouldnât overlap enough for it to be a problem.
finkd about 6 years ago
Well, Marigold has been a good influence on Phoebe, Ferny.
blackshire about 6 years ago
This week I came across a picture of Bruce Jenner, in a book published in the 1970s. Had someone close to him referred him to psychological counseling, he could have escaped the sad fate that he has succumbed toâgetting physically butchered and chemically altered (to the filthy profits of those who âhelpedâ him), neither of which has or can change who and what he truly is. The suicide rate among people who are so afflicted, even after they have âremediedâ their situation, is distressingly high; I will be saddened, but not surprised, to hear on the news one day that he blew his brains out or took poison. I will not celebrate or tacitly support sickness, no matter how lighthearted may be the manner in which it is presented; it is something to be mourned if not treated (which adultsâalthough not childrenâhave the right to refuse if they so wish).
Enter.Name.Here about 6 years ago
Having magical power means you have to be sexless? HARSH initiation requirements! Difficult choice.
Troglodyte about 6 years ago
Okay, so itâs not an engendered speciesâŠ
codycab about 6 years ago
Another neigh sayer.
asrialfeeple about 6 years ago
Welcome to the neigh-bourhood, Ferny.
Neo Stryder about 6 years ago
No, what sheâs trying to say is: âMy name is Legion: for we are manyâ
scyphi26 about 6 years ago
I see Dana had already thought about this same issue some of us were discussing yesterday and prepared ahead.
BiggerNate91 about 6 years ago
Well, Princess Luna is always addressing herself as âwe,â or âus.â
Borg42 about 6 years ago
If only humans could be as woke as unicorns. Itâs shocking in this day and age that many people donât think theyâre a âthey.â
Holilubillkori Premium Member about 6 years ago
I love the phase..â Iâm of 2 mindsâ folks say when trying to make a decision âŠlol
sjsczurek about 6 years ago
Try German, applying âderâ âdasâ and âdie.â
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] about 6 years ago
In humans they have been called âandrogynousâ. Regardless of what they sex really is. I have been mistaken for female since the 1990âs. It was around the time that many women started dressing as I usually am. T-shirt, jeans and bill cap. But I have no discernible feminine traits so I still find it confusing.
craigwestlake about 6 years ago
So the neighs have itâŠor does the it have the neighs?âŠ
Daeder about 6 years ago
In the unicorn world, those who go around calling other unicorns by name are known as âneigh-sayersâ.
SanjLeone about 6 years ago
Speaking as a nonbinary (agender) person, thank you for this. I havenât been so delighted with a comic in a long time.
BloodMoonDragon13 about 4 years ago
Ha
Decepticomic about 3 years ago
Based AND poggers.