We should think what will the term after “mother” will be, while we’re at the drawing board. In a few years time, not everyone will have a mother, as thats gen

We should think what will the term after “mother” will be, while we’re at the drawing board. In a few years time, not everyone will have a mother, as thats gendering a guardian. To imply someone must have a mother is oppressive to all the fathers, especially people who have both parents as fathers. But, I may be misspeaking. Whose to say either one of their guardians are a mother, or a father. That would be too binary of me. /s