Fulfil my curiosity, please.

[nanianmichaels@tech.lgbt]

@agturcz I personally use they/them when I don't know a person's pronouns, so it's only fair I accept the same thing being done to me.

Though considering English is not my native language, and mine doesn't really have an equivalent, it's never happened outside the Internet.

[podryban@wspanialy.eu]

@agturcz I'm CIS, but as long as you're respectful, you can even call me a bitch. They/them is a-okay.

[sleepybisexual@mk.absturztau.be]

@agturcz@circumstances.run this doll finds they/them acceptable ​​

[orva@social.orva.fi]

@agturcz My native language does not have concept of gendered pronouns, so those are not really a ingrained concept. Which means those don't really have any weight for me, so I don't really care what pronoun is used about me. (I do try to get them correct for others as people have alien cultural structures and it might matter to them, even though it has little to no meaning to me)

[robotistry@fediscience.org]

@agturcz Cis/het woman with an unusual first name. Fine with they/them if someone is unsure, prefer she/her if you know I'm a woman.

(Spent the middle part of my life throwing out junk mail addressed to "Mr." and three years showing up at hotels in Europe and periodically having to explain that I am madame not monsieur and can I please have my room key.)

[numerfolt@kirche.social]

@agturcz I find it hard to translate they/them to german, which is why I can't really answer this poll

[ninafelwitch@tech.lgbt]

@agturcz I voted "yes obviously enby" but it's a misconception that all enbies use they/them or that they/them is only for enbies.

[agturcz@circumstances.run]

@ninafelwitch The first part I will remember, thank you for spotting that. The second part is the reason of this poll

[garpu@mastodon.online]

@agturcz Binary, but I'd prefer binary pronouns. if someone calls me "they/them" because they don't know, I wouldn't be offended. (But would probably give correct ones.)

[goldfish@mastodon.green]

@agturcz I'm a cis woman, but have always used gender-neutral handles on-line for various reasons, so on-line, it's almost always they/them from people who don't know me. In queerer circles, I've occasionally been they/themmed by people who have seen a photo/ met me and have several context clues but haven't heard any preference expressed, and that's cool too.

[nuintari@mastodon.bsd.cafe]

@agturcz I am NB, but despise being called they/them. I find it dehumanizing. I'm NB, not neuter. He/him or she/her are both fine.

I respect other people's desire to be called they/them, but I cringe inside every time I have to do it.

[doomhammerng@mastodon.social]

@stfn @agturcz Them Stefans be like

[agturcz@circumstances.run]

This poll has just started, and I am learning so much from your feedback. Thank you all for your comments.

[ktosiek@mastodon.world]

@agturcz I'm a guy with long hair, I'm already used to answering to "Miss" >_>

[skolima@hachyderm.io]

@DoomHammerNG @stfn @agturcz for extra confusion, bonus points for talking about my partner without mentioning their gender as long as possible

[sparky57@mastodon.social]

@agturcz After seeing a meme a few months ago showing gift cards "his", "hers", and "onlune"; I laughed and adopted the pronoun to claim i have equal status with bots/dolls.

Make this Pride month also a safe month for bots/dolls/AI-generated/tui etc for coming out if the closet/.onion/deep-web/non-port80 whatever :tinking

[agturcz@circumstances.run]

@skolima @DoomHammerNG @stfn ... in Polish

[jwcph@helvede.net]

@agturcz Totally cishetwhite & totally OK with people using they/them about or at me.