Fulfil my curiosity, please.

[aperture@snug.moe]

@agturcz plural, they/them fine for system purposes, but i personally don't want they/them to refer to just me, just it/she is good for me for now I'm sure I'll go full it/its at some point but we'll see

- carrie

[agturcz@circumstances.run]

@aperture My fault, I am sorry. I hope next time I will remember about plural systems.

[cinnamon@mk.absturztau.be]

@agturcz@circumstances.run Ah, no, the part that was putting pressure was the "I am enby". I don't know what I am (most likely a gremlin, please don't feed me beyond midnight and expect unforeseen consequences if you pour water on me) and I don't want to commit to labels ​​

[ctrl@alico.nexus]

@agturcz@circumstances.run eeeeeeeh, complex question

am non-binary but i usually go with she/her and all, so it's not an evidence that i'd go with they/them
also add the plurality bs on top of it and yeah

long answer short; yes am fine with they/them

[aperture@snug.moe]

@agturcz awa nbd i mean frankly i am in a fairly specific position so id probably have to choose other for a variety of reasons that's just the most obvious one !

- carrie

[agturcz@circumstances.run]

@ctrl Thanks. That's the deficiency of internet polls. If that had been a scientific research, there would be more questions about the profile. Just to get proper data for plurals it would require at least three questions, with one specific to the plurality.

[tragivictoria@mastodon.catgirl.cloud]

@agturcz@circumstances.run i don’t mind, they’re fine, however I do enjoy she/her more

[tattooed_mummy@beige.party]

@agturcz it's surely in common use in everyday speech, I don't know why everyone gets so het up about it. i mean if I see a missing umbrella I say oh someone's left their umbrella behind, maybe they will come back for it.

In other news i'm cisgender heterosexual and boring as they come, couldn't care less if you use they/them for me

[afewbugs@social.coop]

@agturcz I'm binary, identify as a woman but sometimes look a bit traditionally gender non-conforming. I'm perfectly fine with people who don't know my pronouns using they/them, but once they know I'd rather they used she/her. I resent feeling like I have to look like someone else's idea of what a woman should look like to be acknowledged as one, I should be the one who gets to define my gender even if I express that a bit differently than many other women

[kimiko_0@wetdry.world]

@agturcz System with headmates with different pronouns, generally okay with they(plural).

[backfromthedud@mas.to]

@agturcz yes

[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.)