he/they and she/they pronouns

naw man don't sweat it, not knowing how something works is completely fine. the fact that you're asking and genuinely wanting to know is a great thing.   1 reply

Gendered pronouns specifically reference someone's gender: he/him/his or she/her/hers. Non-gendered or nonbinary pronouns are not gender specific and are most often used by people who identify outside of a gender binary.(Got This By Google)   reply

Pronouns can equal gender but don’t have to. Someone with, for example, he/they pronouns could be a Cis male, trans man, bigender, demiboy, etc.   reply

wdym tho ? do you mean like grammatically ? in a sentence ? or like, how to refer to someone as ? basically grammatically, just use they. it's gender neutral. (anyone who says it's not correct cause it's technically "plural" is dumb and shouldn't speak so don't listen to them.) referentially (to a person), some people are non-binary or genderflu......   1 reply

I use he/they pronouns, I use them because I do not mind getting adressed as he or they. So in my case I don't care if you say: damn, he's a good goalie! or: damn they are a good goalie! But some people like that whn we are talking about them we only use and and when we talk about what they have we only use their ex: "he is pretty, and their person......   reply