I meant that using either non-gendered or gender-neutral pronouns should be fine and not considered as misgendering or degendering the user.

Deliberately misgendering/degendering somebody after knowing their pronouns is definitely an issue, but I feel like defaulting to something that applies to probably >99% of the population is ok if you don’t know the person’s preferred pronouns.

‘My’ is neutrally ungendered.
You can’t misgender someone by not stating their gender.

I think you added an extra word on the end there…

Depends if you live in a civilised country or not

Australia. We don’t even sell canned pumpkin here, so I’d have to make one completely from scratch. Not opposed to doing that one day though, just to see what the fuss is about.

Sure, but I wouldn’t put it on my vegetables.
Can’t say if I’d like it on pumpkin pie without trying pumpkin pie.

(I do actually want to try pumpkin pie, but I’ve never seen one before)

Well, enjoy never leaving the house.

Thanks. Never heard that term before so I thought you were talking about plastic bags and worded it weird as fuck lol.

I am so confused by this comment.

What’s a bag limit? Why would you apply it to the word “billionaire”, and why would increasing the limit help the climate?

Are you saying billionaires should use less bags? Because I doubt that would help more than having 1000+ less humans on this planet.

We at the hotel, motel, Holiday Inn…