KakeiTheWolf

@Tich: First you say like, then you say love. Pick ONE.

@Kyro: "It" signifies the placeholder pronoun I used when I do not know the definitive chromosomal setup of a human being. And since I don't have your cells and you sure as hell aren't going to tell the truth, I must use the phrase "it", as it is the only grammatically proper pronoun given the current level of information. If you wish to be called by a set of masculine/female pronouns, you need to be honest a...

I do not care for the preferences of people. I care for facts, science, and the truth. They only thing that works for you in the English language is that which correspond to your chromosome setup.

If you are XX, I use "she" or "her". If you are XY, I use "he" or "him". For those I do not know, I use "it" and "they". Again, if you want a pronoun set, tell me your actual chromosome setup.

My chromosomal makeup is irrelevant. What matters is the pronouns I wish to be referred to by, because of my gender identity. Because of my gender identity, I am comfortable with either set of pronouns.