Please don't use "they" for a singular person! It's a horrifying linguistic change the extreme left is trying to force on us so that ambiguous genders don't have to be classified as male or female. It turns centuries of English language use on its head. "Now they seem more red pilled than me" should be "Now he seems" or "Now she seems". Thank you, fren!
I second this. English has no gender-neutral singular third-person pronoun. Some languages do, but not English. Where a word needs to cover men and women both, the masculine form does double duty, ie “mankind” includes women.
Please don't use "they" for a singular person! It's a horrifying linguistic change the extreme left is trying to force on us so that ambiguous genders don't have to be classified as male or female. It turns centuries of English language use on its head. "Now they seem more red pilled than me" should be "Now he seems" or "Now she seems". Thank you, fren!
I second this. English has no gender-neutral singular third-person pronoun. Some languages do, but not English. Where a word needs to cover men and women both, the masculine form does double duty, ie “mankind” includes women.