I mean it kinda makes sense? I'm like 90% certain it's not coming from the same mindset of the adamant "he or she" user, it's probably just an attempt to avoid the "those aren't my pronouns" embarrassment when referring to someone with pronouns that don't include they
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if you don't know the pronouns of someone you can literally just use they instead of going out of your way to say he/she or he or she
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Replying to @CiblesGD @K_is_real_2401
plus not to mention neopronouns exist as well

Jul 16, 2021 · 6:01 PM UTC

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Replying to @CiblesGD
not saying I'd do it, just saying I've seen enough interactions that, in my mind, would be enough to justify putting the two extra pronouns they aren't going out of their way to use they, they just wanna be careful
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also neopronouns tend to be very specific and oftentimes *massively* local I've seen people with neopronouns that are literally just a part of their own name they're not something you could fit into 240 characters