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so, your decision how to call someone is more important than the person's wish? really?
imagine that riot if it were the other way around...
They/them is gender neutral. People literally use it to avoid offending people by accidentally misgendering.
It's not like they went out of their way to say he or "they" to try and trigger people. She's also not here stating her "wish".
With all the actual assholes out there it's ignorant as fuck to be so reactionary on someone else's behalf when the person you're attacking is likely on the same side as you.
I'm sure there'd be no reaction at all if you called them they. Feel free to watch I guess since I did it.
she clearly stated her wish when she chose her nickname.
i am not attacking anyone. i merely laughed at the absurdity of virtue signaling and at the same time doing the exact opposite of what you are trying to signal. it could have ended there, but you decided to die on this weird hill.
oh my god, such sick burn! no one immediately rushed to complain about whatever you did in an obscure corner of the internet? well that absolutely validates your position, because that is exactly how it works. 😂