Would you write your pronouns on your LinkedIn/Instagram (he/him, etc.)?

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I don't. It's on trend, now

Goforit1010 · Accepted Answer

These are the same people that can't figure out which restroom to use, or how to clothe themselves as the gender they are. They're obsessed with how people label them. They purposely attempt to pretend they're something they're not.

What's worse is the idiots that bought into this bullshit and now accept it as a cultural thing.

If you can't define what a woman is... if you have to redefine everything from a mom/female to an economic recession, your head is screwed on cross-threaded. You have brain damage. Then again, its a proven FACT that liberals have a mental disorder. The LAST thing is to ever allow them at ANY political station.

Write my pronouns? Hell NO! If you can't figure out I'm male by looking at me, YOU... are the ones with the problem, not me. And I shouldn't have to worry about what names you want to be called by either. Stupid leftists!

FunkyMonkee · Accepted Answer

The entire idea is INCREDIBLY stupid and pointless and, even if I DID have accounts on those sites I'd list mine as: Fuck you! Pay me! Eat shit and die!

letuswaltzforthedead · Accepted Answer

Not on LinkedIn or Instagram since those are more "formal" types of websites where mostly regular people use it. On tumblr and on Twitter, I would since that's the relative norm on those sites.

KatherineJ · Accepted Answer

No. I think my name is pretty clear that I am she/her/hers. If someone asks me, I don’t get upset, but it’s really not something that I think is necessary for me.

hahahmm · Answer

No but some companies force people to do that and then claim that the fact you chose means you 100% support woke ideology. No I'm not making this up.

Anonymous · Answer

As the hiring manager for my company, if a resume comes across and it says "my pronouns are" or their LinkedIn profile says the same. The application goes immediately in the trash. That kind of bullshit is incompatible with my company.

MCheetah · Answer

I'm not a clown who wants to tell the world I'm exactly the type of person not to hire, so no.

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

Ell oh ell! This is a snowflake thing and i’m not a snowflake.

abc3643 · Answer

Not me. My name indicates what I am... and so does my enormous penis! ;)

Jamie05rhs · Answer

No. I think it's dumb. If you want to know my gender, just ask me. (My name is Jamie; this is why sometimes people do have to ask, if they don't know who I am.)

roy_ricky09 · Answer

LinkedIn... Hell no... That's a professional site which recruiters follow.

gorydetails · Answer

lol, no. People with pronouns in their bio are mentally ill.

Rangers · Answer

No because I'm not THAT mentally ill and I don't like child diddlers

007kingifrit · Answer

i will not hire anyone who has that on their profile. i don't tolerate "trend followers"

Cubus · Answer

No. I believe my face in the photo looks undoubtly male.

Guardian45 · Answer

Uhhh. NO. I DON'T follow PC Bullsh! t!  https://youtu. be/8wLCmDtCDAM

TallAnon · Answer

Nope, anyone who sees/knows me is aware I'm a dude.

Anonymous · Answer

No, I'm not friends or won't like to associate with anyone who does that

Anonymous · Answer

Yes. Since everyone else is doing it we should do it to, thinking for yourself is dangerous these days because of all that misinformation.

Anonymous · Answer

That's for idiots.

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

I don’t write pro nouns on any social media

Sixgunsound · Answer

Nope

pink-jilly · Answer

No haha

JohnK123 · Answer

Hell no

Passing_by · Answer

Nope.

In_Trance · Answer

Never

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