Will I believe that it's always ok to refer to people with gender-neutral pronouns at the end of 2023?
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Right now, I'm of the opinion that referring to someone as "they/them" is always acceptible, and that anyone who gets upset that I'm using gender-neutral pronouns for them is making an unreasonable demand.
Sometimes I will follow such a request as a courtesy to a friend or to avoid drama, but I don't think it's ethically required and I'm happy to refuse whenever I feel like it.
This market resolves to YES if that is still a reasonably-accurate description of my belief at the end of 2023. Otherwise it resolves to NO.
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