Just adding to your "they're a person, not an object" comment, songofthewhitestag. In the English language, by saying "they" you are also objectifying the person. EX: "Where are your keys, mom?" "THEY are over there." "It" can be used the same way "they" can be used. And if a person identifies as neither male nor female, as you say some people you know do, what are we supposed to say? It's awkward not knowing what to say when someone doesn't know what they want to be identified as. "IT" is a safe word for those of us who don't deal with people who identify as neither sex. Maybe they should open their mouths and just tell people that they want to be called "he" or "she" instead of quietly being offended by it. That helps more than anything you or I can talk about on the internet

I don't think it's a big deal either way. People would have issues if I called whatever gender this person is a "she-male," too but that's life. People will be offended either way and there's no point in getting upset over it. @song, although not everything you post has an agenda to it, you do come off as preachy in about everything I notice you posting. Is it really that big of an issue?

C-c-c-c-ombo Breaker

agreed. The combo breaker sucks

But now I've gone and thrown it all away

to me... To meeeee...
Mama just killed a man

You didn't want to be a combo breaker either? I agree with Crash

Excuse mrrsparklez, he's obviously had a rough day. ;)

JEREMY!!!

why are you getting down voted?

Agreed, but why should we compare ourselves to characters who are written to be strong emotionally, or written to grow strong when people around us don't have those abilities?

... All of it is in capitol letters if you look at it that way.

then gaze longingly at his/her lips while biting yours

That's really how he got them

Still bad considering I have literally never lived a place that was under 75 degrees and dropped below that maybe ten days a year

nice!

North carolina

As it casually stabs her with it's claws