It’s strange for me to try and adapt to the idea of saying ‘they’ instead of ‘he’ or ‘she’ to make it gender neutral.

iconoclastcontrast:

reclaimingasia:

I mean, it’s because of some other languages and how they are separating words in a masculine and feminine way.

In Indonesian, everything is gender neutral.

We don’t even have ‘he’ or ‘she, we just have ‘dia’ which is the way to address a third person but in a gender neutral way.

So yeah, that’s all I need to say about that.

- Diva

same for the filipino/tagalog language. we don’t have gendered pronouns.

we use “siya”, a gender neutral pronoun, when addressing a singular third person :)