What are your pronouns?

[Deleted member 5361]

Hello everyone!

It has come to my attention that we do not have a database for NSC members' pronouns.

So I wanted to start a thread for your pronouns, so as not to misgender anyone in the future.

I'll update the list below with everyone's preferred name and pronouns.

 

[Deleted member 5361]

Just post here or reach out to me and I will update the list below with everyone's preferred name and pronouns.

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Lenalite - Unnie - They/them
Tinchey - Luka - He/she/they
Berlyda - Dan - He/they
Rmetr0 - Roman - He/him
Ewigkeit - Ewig - He/him
Marcos C - He/him
soundofsilence - He/him
theditz83 - Gary - He/they
Veliky - He/him
doctormalisimo - David - He/him
esc87fan - Steph - She/her
Yoni - Yoni - He/him

 

[Luki]

Hi, I use all pronouns of the heteronormative spectrum so he/him, she/her as well as they/them. In Croatian I just use feminine and masculine pronouns.

 

[berlyda]

I generally use he/him, but they/them is fine too.

 

[Rmetr0]

He/him ☑

(If I use "we", it usually means I'm talking on behalf of whole )

 

[Ewigkeit]

My english pronouns are he/him

In Turkish we don’t have the phenomenon of grammatical gender

 

[Rmetr0]

My name is Roman btw

 

[Marcos C]

My pronouns are he/him.

 

[soundofsilence]

He him

 

[theditz83]

Gary - he/him preferred, but they/them also absolutely fine (much like Dan)

 

[soundofsilence]

I generally use he/him, but they/them is fine too.

Why do we have the same first name?

 

[berlyda]

Why do we have the same first name?

Maybe we're the same person? It would explain why you often give 12 points to Halito. Who wouldn't want to see themselves succeed?

 

[Le Bruit]

 

[doctormalisimo]

he/him
sé/é

In Turkish we don’t have the phenomenon of grammatical gender

TERFs found dead

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[esc87fan]

She/Her

 

[Yoni]

I use he/him in English
in Hebrew I mostly use masculine pronouns as well (Ata/Hu) but using the feminine form comes natural to me as well in safer spaces

 

[Uto]

I don't care what you use.

 

[dogmeat]

he/him

kur/wa

 

[Ana Raquel]

she/her
ela/dela

 

[Canuck]

He/him — il/lui