Yeah 我 thought 我 was an ally and 我 was very happy to be friends with and chat with trans people, but turns out their flavour of "ally" is a bit too strong for 我, so 我 guess 我 is a transphobe now.
Won't be interacting further than this post on this account, btw.
我’s second-person pronoun is "你". In this case, you should use "你 sound like my microagressing dad."
I'd just keep it simple. It's a YouTube video, not a college essay.
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As long as they haven't expressed discomfort at being referred to using regular nouns, then. Good to know!
What about names? If I decide then and there not to use pronouns at all, and instead refer to that person by name, how would that weigh?
How about "that person" or "that user"?
brb going to go tell 我's handful of trans friends that 我 is a transphobe and that 我 can no longer be friends with them because 我 now magically hate them, all due to 我's low view of gendered language.