Why do we use “they” when talking to gender nonconforming people? They/them pronouns are often used by gender nonconforming, gender nonbinary, and genderqueer people in place of the gendered pronouns he/his and she/hers. Using the correct pronouns shows respect, acceptance, and validation o...
Changing your name and pronouns, dressing differently, coming out to friends and family, cutting or growing your hair, and updating your legal and medical documents are all legitimate forms of transitioning, as are medical options like HRT, top surgery, facial feminization. Though many folks do ...
Gender and Pronouns People who are nonbinary may use gender-neutral pronouns. Although there are a variety of gender-neutral pronouns, the most commonly used is the singular 'they.' Instead of saying, "He/she went to the market to sell his/her wares," you would say, "They went to the...