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I-??????? I can’t really get that my brain hurts

Grammatically speaking, Pronouns are a game we play with society.

A crew of sailors discuss their ship. “her mast is strong but the sails need changin. She’s a beaut though.”

I see a fancy rock on my hike. I pick it up, turn to my friend and say “Look at him, he’s so handsome”

A group of our sparkling Gay gentlemen meet up for a night out. “Girl, Daniel’s serving up looks tonight. Queen! She’s stunning love. She’s killin it.”

My neighbor needs a cup of sugar, I take some to them.

My lesbian friend wants to introduce me to her fellow female partner. “There’s Star, he’s wearing the blue jacket. Let’s catch up with him”

What’s real is how respect for one another makes us feel. He/him lesbians deserve your respect.

Pronouns are also more related to gender presentation than gender itself for some people!

Lesbians calling themselves “fathers”, “husbands”, “boyfriends”, “handsome”, and other words associated with men are a part of their gender presentation as masculine women as well as their reclamation of the idea that “lesbians just want to be men”. He/Him pronouns is just a part of that!

He/him lesbians are super valid!!💞