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** Especially if they aren't openly trans, and you have to switch between pronouns for them in public and private.
** Also goes double for those who don't fit into the male/female binary, whether that's genderqueer, androgyne, neutrois, or so on. Also applies to many intersex people. Most attempts at a [[Gender Neutral Pronoun]] aren't very well accepted and often feel quite clumsy and awkward.
* Historically, there were no gender-specific pronouns in
* Bahasa has one basic third-person singular pronoun, "dia," which can mean "he" or "she."
** I would almost dare to go as far as to say that there are more languages in the world that do ''not'' have gender-specific pronouns than there are those that do. It might seem otherwise because of how widely Indo-European languages are spoken.
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