not for lgbt it's for when you don't know someones gender and you want to refer to them

If you look like a girl im gonna call you a she

based asf

w

fr

no like if you don't know someone's gender online

refer to him/her as "this motherfuсker"

well this motherf**ker has a point

It

Call them fairytale creatures

ah ok

And?

can I call you a girl

...no

Ok

Assuming someone’s gender on purpose:

w

based

Fr

she has a good idea

they/them aregenderless pronouns and have been for decades, way before non-binary was a thing

nuh uh that's plural

For example:
"I don't know their gender"
can be used in both a singular and plural context

ok

Nuh uh

pronouns as in GRAMMAR

Good for you

This is making me sound woke :skull:
Trust me I'm just saying from a grammar Pov

WOKE!!!
LIBERAL

pronouns have been a thing long before time had a name

lol ew no
I'm seriously against all that pronoun shit

LOL

ok

you:

good point

nuh uh that's plural

It can be both singular and plural.

how can "they is" a normal sentence

'Where's Johnny?'
'They're over there'

they ARE dumbass
you can swap words in this case

Fr

“Yo the police officer had a question for you”
“Oh, what did they ask?”

don't multiple police usually come if they ask

“Hey, my teacher wanted to talk to you during lunch.”
“Oh, did they give you a reason?”

It’s been used when you don’t know a gender for years

sad

And why is it sad?

I meant sad as in I lost the argument idiot

Oh.