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Originally Posted by Gabi925
Okay, I see we have to do not divert from workplace to family's one as I did.
But it's hard to understand if it's a person (no gender mention here, but I see that while answering it was identified as a "he" or a "she") or more "they" or "their behaviour"
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I noticed that immediately, as well.
Perhaps the OP made the deliberate decision not mention gender as to not commit herself to appearing discriminative. (I replied with the person in question as a "he", while most other's assumed person was a "she"...lol...not that it really matters, as the op created this in question).
It does make replying a bit awkward as it kind of forces us to think...."Who/What ARE we replying about, exactly?"
Shangrala
