they/them? how can someone be two people at once?

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Define pronouns

define pronouns, drizzie.

A pronoun generally replaces a noun, while a reflexive pronoun (ending in -self/-selves) acts as the object when the subject and object are the same person or thing. Reflexive pronouns "turn back" on the subject, showing the subject is acting on itself (e.g., "She taught herself"), whereas regular pronouns indicate a different person or thing.

and they/them is a prounoun, correct?

Not when referring to yourself.

WRONG!
themself and themselves are reflexive pronouns
just use the damn pronouns

themself and themselves are reflexive pronouns, "they and them" are not.
You lose, please try again.

just use the damn PRONOUNS

You're avoiding the question, Define pronouns

A pronoun generally replaces a noun, while a reflexive pronoun (ending in -self/-selves) acts as the object when the subject and object are the same person or thing. Reflexive pronouns "turn back" on the subject, showing the subject is acting on itself (e.g., "She taught herself"), whereas regular pronouns indicate a different person or thing.

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