Kermit’s pretty outgoing and always surrounded by people, though.

Or you could just use “they.” Convenient!

*are

As the comic shows, “they” (“their,” in this case) was already used as a singular when the gender was unknown. The only change is it’s now also used if the person’s gender is known and isn’t “he” or “she.”

So you’re going to refer to John by John’s name exclusively? Sounds a bit awkward, but okay.

In “who left their bag here”'s case, the gender of the person is not known because their identity isn’t known, so it doesn’t feel strange to use (for us old farts). It can take some effort to retrain your brain to use “they” when it’s a single person whose identity is known (speaking from experience as a Gen Xer).

Or the person might just be a transphobic asshole. But I like to think that most just need to educate themselves on using pronouns correctly.

*art

They should know better than to put anyone not commonly known to people over 70 in a magazine.

That’s okay, he won’t be here for much longer come next year.

“Just every other aspect of your life.”

I don’t remember if it does in Stick of Truth, but it does affect some things in Fractured But Whole.

And will also inherit white fragility, it seems.

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“Some dark corners” being literally everywhere online.

The house is made of inanimate gingerbread, while he’s a gingerbread golem.

How am I supposed to read an image that hasn’t been blurred by countless reposts??

Triangle Man hates Gingerbread Man.

CEOs are just as easily replaced as the drones at the bottom.