Pronoun Check! Drop your Pronouns!!

[Emmy02]

  she/they 

I use she/her because I identify mostly as a girl, and they/them because I don't completely identify as a girl. 

[akyra00]

Hi everyone ! for me: He/Him 

[mittens]

i use it/its!

though a lot of people tend to be really weird about that (i've had people start whole arguments with me over it before- it's perfectly fine to not like being called an it yourself, but refusing to use other people's pronouns because of your own problems with them is unacceptable. imagine if someone wouldn't use she/her or he/him for a person who explicitly asked them to because they thought there were negative connotations!), so i usually resort to he/him in spaces that i don't think are queer friendly

[boreal_cryptid]

in english i mostly use they/them, but also it/its.

it/its is perfectly normal for me because there's no concept of neutral singular 'they' in Ukrainian, and i used it a lot before trying вони/їх.

and [my native language] doesn't have gendered pronouns at all, lol.

[AY38910]

Preferably male, but neutral is fine.

Even if you use neutral pronouns, I might still use male ones for you even though I try not to. In my language (Spanish) male also doubles as neutral, so...

[xolta]

He/Him is fine. If i get any one of yalls pronouns wrong please let me know. If I don't know some ones gender in the meat space call them friend. Friend is my gender neutral polite term for people.

[invader_gvim]

She / Her because I am a girl. I moved to the big city from a rural wasteland recently and its amazing how literally everyone respects my pronouns. I haven't had anyone make a game of misgendering me, nobody has shouted stuff at me from their trucks as they drove by, and I've never felt unsafe or followed here. Even in "the hood" regions I feel a lot safer walking around here.

Its actually funny. After months of living in the city the only negative interaction I had relating to my gender came from a creep instead of a bigot. It wasn't exactly nice, but it was also a good change of pace and its funny in hindsight.     

[Emmy02]

its actually been so long since I've used this site that my pronouns have changed to he/him, lol 

[Twigz0n]

She/her primarily. :3 I used to not mind she/they, although I’ve been thinking about just switching back to she/her because I just felt odd being referred with they/them too much. Dunno why but oh well 

I did have thoughts in the back of my mind about using it/its pronouns along side she/her but I think I’m just fine with she/her pronouns and no longer feel the need to experiment further for now