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"they/them x iel/ielle" really just means "a heterosexual couple"
by mazdayasna 2y ago
"they/them x iel/ielle" really just means "a heterosexual couple"
- ropejumper 2y agoI wonder why this bothers you so much as to go on the internet and tell everyone what you personally think about who those two people actually are.
- mgaunard 2y agoI believe clear and succinct writing is the key to effective communication.
- ropejumper 2y agoA very good way to make writing clearer is to replace the words that you don't care to know with other words that are completely inaccurate. Question: how is it helpful for you to label them as a straight couple? Why would it matter to you? Why is adding the "straight" qualifier better than just leaving it as "they're a couple"?
- throw4847285 2y agoThe content matters though. If you are clearly and succinctly communicating something insecure and stupid, you don't get any bonus points.
- pxmpxm 2y agoNeed to in group signal, especially if you're a normie. I wonder if this actually is a meta-art project of upmarketing a high-net-worth lifestyle (look at me, I live on a boat!) to a far left wing audience. Just need a vague manifesto ala https://xkcd.com/451/ https://xkcd.com/451/ and you're halfway there.
- Bluestein 2y ago> a vague manifesto Great idea. I shall someday write that.-