I& #39;ll be honest. I don& #39;t have my pronouns in my bio because I don& #39;t really mind what I do get referred to as (well, maybe with & #39;it& #39; being an exception -- feels disrespectful ngl). I don& #39;t like to give off too much information about myself right off the bat.
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Some know for certain, some may not. I& #39;m fine with that.
*Not everyone* is as lax as I am regarding that, though. Especially trans folks, for the *right reasons*. So, information regarding that in the next tweet in this thread and I do ask to have a read..
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- If someone has their pronouns in their bio, location, or sticky, go with that (respect it -- really not that hard)
- If you don& #39;t know, use English *properly* and don& #39;t assume while you don& #39;t know for certain (don& #39;t think like a legal document that keeps mentioning & #39;he& #39;)
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- Ask
- If corrected with preferred pronouns, respect and go with it

I found that some end up taking more effort to defend their stance being to decide for themselves how they should refer to others as if it& #39;s factual and those being referred to don& #39;t know themselves.
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English not being your first language (especially if there is no neutral grammatical gender) is not great of an excuse. I& #39;ve seen many who still got it right. Could be because it was something that some had to get used to after a while. As long as you learn, it& #39;s not an issue.