Solution to homosexuals is by government executions according to Pastor.

[muichimotsu]

But I am not asking to know what anyone's parts are. I agree it is not my business to know. I never said it was.

This has nothing to do with my question.

Much of the words we use to refer to a person are not going to be prescriptive and absolute, they're descriptive and technically relative in terms of usage. Man and woman would be the common ones and there may be others, but male and female are arguably more relegated to clinical and medical contexts, similar to intersex, though that can get more contentious and is important in terms of understanding someone and their identity

 

[samtonga43]

Yes. What did you think it meant?

I wasn't sure what it meant, which is why I asked. What are your pronouns?

 

[samtonga43]

It would be more like if we have never met before and are being introduced. Names are exchanged, preferred names and nicknames stated, amd for this subculture this is when asking about preferred peonouns occurs.

So it's a bit like:
A. Hi, I'm Lesley.
B. Hi! What a coincidence -- me too!
A. (Smiles) What are your preferred pronouns?
B. Just call me They.

 

[Clizby Wampuscat]

Much of the words we use to refer to a person are not going to be prescriptive and absolute, they're descriptive and technically relative in terms of usage. Man and woman would be the common ones and there may be others, but male and female are arguably more relegated to clinical and medical contexts, similar to intersex, though that can get more contentious and is important in terms of understanding someone and their identity

Again I agree. And again this has nothing to do with my question.

 

[ppp]

I wasn't sure what it meant, which is why I asked. What are your pronouns?

He/Him. I will accept they/them, or other non-gendered pronouns.
What are yours?

 

[ppp]

Again I agree. And again this has nothing to do with my question.

I haven't gone back to look at your question, but as many times as you have said "this has nothing to do with my question" perhaps your phrasing is not adequate to clearly communicate your intent to your audience.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

So it's a bit like:
A. Hi, I'm Lesley.
B. Hi! What a coincidence -- me too!
A. (Smiles) What are your preferred pronouns?
B. Just call me They.

Yes.

 

[samtonga43]

Yes.

Thank you for explaining. It's another world!

 

[Clizby Wampuscat]

I haven't gone back to look at your question, but as many times as you have said "this has nothing to do with my question" perhaps your phrasing is not adequate to clearly communicate your intent to your audience.

Maybe, I am not sure how I can be more clear.

 

[Tinker Grey]

My pronouns are "you, yours". I don't care what you call me when I'm not in the room.