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by CyruzDraxs
4579 days ago
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Several centuries of linguistic evolution would disagree. Those have always been neutral, though there has been usage of singular "they" dating back to Shakespearean-era. It is somewhat widely accepted that he/him/his is only gender-neutral in situations where the gender is ambiguous though. For example, in writing documentation. Personally, I think it sounds weird and prefer they/one. |
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