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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Interested I hearing about this. I try to be thoughtful and tactful about this choice when referring to folk but I wish I knew more about it to be improve about how to properly address folk.
I asked one person, they just said that she didn't care. It's annoying because I don't know how to address him.
I'd default to they, and if they tell you to use something else, use it.