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So "she/her" and not traditional "Mrs."? Because the latter does not fit many people these days? Note edit: my native tongue Finnish doesn't even have gendered
by asmosoinio 6y ago
So "she/her" and not traditional "Mrs."? Because the latter does not fit many people these days?
Note edit: my native tongue Finnish doesn't even have gendered he/she. Quite an uncommon thing in languages.