[Red Calypso]

At least you think so, I scared Ultima.

[Gallagher]

Well, as much as I love Ulti, they've still got to get used to things 'round here. -chuckles-

[Red Calypso]

I'm sure she will, given time.

[Ultima]

-Ahem- they will* o3o;

[Crystallyn Whisper]

*rolly rolly rolly* o 3o;

[Gallagher]

I certainly hope they will. I feel one of those silly, sappy, unmentioned bonds with them over certain similarities we happen to have... -hrm-

-throws glue on Crys-

[Ultima]

Originally Posted by Gallagher

I certainly hope they will. I feel one of those silly, sappy, unmentioned bonds with them over certain similarities we happen to have... -hrm-

-throws glue on Crys-

.... "Certain similarities"? 0.o?

[Crystallyn Whisper]

*eats glue* I am immune to your glue~ > w<

[Red Calypso]

They? Now my inner grammar Nazi is popping up...but okay.

[Ultima]

Sorry, it's my preferred pronoun as I identify as neither male nor female. o3o;

[Crystallyn Whisper]

Try not to get too frazzled, Red. The English language is dumb and doesn't have any singular gender neutral pronouns. > 3<

[Red Calypso]

How about hir?

[Gallagher]

-point- That would be why. Not identifying with one's own gender. -nods-

It's not that it doesn't, so much as it has too many negative connotations to be used on people.

-fetches the heavy-duty stapler-

[Ultima]

I've never really liked "zie/hir" though =/ Virtually no one's ever heard of it, and people do use "they" when unsure of someone's gender. Just no one ever realizes it ^^;

[Red Calypso]

I'll try to remember, but I make no guarantees. To me, they/them will always be plural.

[Crystallyn Whisper]

I know about those words. I just didn't think they were English, and I don't know how to pronounce them. > 3>;

*goes back to rolling*