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After seeing the Tony -> he example I felt the same way. Just as a simple example I know someone named Tony who identifies as female gender.
by spraak 10y ago
After seeing the Tony -> he example I felt the same way. Just as a simple example I know someone named Tony who identifies as female gender.
- PeterisP 10y agoWell, you have to pick an option - there are many names that are used by both genders, but in unequal amounts; and it's better to get e.g. 10% of pronouns wrong than 90% of cases by using "she" for Tony (if you have nothing else to go by except that name) or 99% of cases wrong by using "they".