mccJun 26
Okay so people who are she/her use "Ms." as a title like "Ms. Pac Man", and people who are they/them use "Mx.", and so it has just occurred to me that people who are she/they could use "Msx." which rules
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"Mx." is, of course, short for "Mixmaster" https://twitter.runhello.com/mcclure111/status/722962790470803456/
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'Mx.', a gender-neutral honorific which is short for 'Mixmaster',

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Show threadjuv3nalJun 26
@mcc there's a bartender in the point and click adventure game Old Skies called "Mx. Mix"
Show threadMattJun 26

@mcc I mentally bought into “Mage” https://www.tumblr.com/apolloendymion/750610310583500800?source=share

Would that become Msg.?

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💬 192  🔁 58621  ❤️ 62949 · since mrs, ms, and mr are all descended from the latin word magister, i propose the gender neutral version should be mg, short for "mage"

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Show threadmccJun 26
@mmcknett "Mage" is pretty good. I also once encountered some people using "Misc." which is nice because it's pronounceable.
Show threadMattJun 26
@mcc now that you have said that, I realize that I never figured out how to pronounce “Misc.” Is it “misss” or “misk”?
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@mmcknett I just literally say "M X", which is as many syllables as "missus" and I assume is clear.
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@mmcknett Anyway if someone wanted something like "mage" which implies femininity but only ambiguously so, I would suggest "The Great and Powerful Witch". No abbreviation. Must be spelled out in full each time
Show threadDavid Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)Jun 26
@mcc I always assumed it was short for Mxyzptlk.