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Wife has a 7th grade girl that has requested to be called “they” and “them”. She refuses, but it seldom comes up. She’s being very conscious to just refer to her by her first name even if speaker of her in 3rd person, ie would someone hand Jessica a microscope. Do you know how hard it is to remember to call 1 kid a pronoun different than what they are when you have 130 students each day? Redunkulous. It’s all for attention the girl isn’t getting elsewhere.
 
Wife has a 7th grade girl that has requested to be called “they” and “them”. She refuses, but it seldom comes up. She’s being very conscious to just refer to her by her first name even if speaker of her in 3rd person, ie would someone hand Jessica a microscope. Do you know how hard it is to remember to call 1 kid a pronoun different than what they are when you have 130 students each day? Redunkulous. It’s all for attention the girl isn’t getting elsewhere.
I know of someone who teaches high school. They have a kid who goes by different pronouns based on the day, and they even want to use different names. My friend just calls them by the legal name on their paperwork at all times. It's a mental illness that we are no longer allowed to call a mental illness or treat like one.
 
He is a fetish oriented homosexual transvestite. Those are the correct modifiers of identification.
 
I have had to deal with pronouns several times over the course of being in administration. We always go by the legal information on the birth certificate until it is changed to the name they want to be called. This is a lot more common than many parents and grandparents realize.
 
Name calling sure has changed in this day and age. I shall not go through the list of my various references of the past ranging from the proper English of Richard Cranium to the Latin of Gluteus Maximus Foramen. :p
 
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