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TankPotential9306

Asked: April 29, 2024In: Other, Teenage Perspectives 360 Questions

“Why is bro now a pronoun?”

Why is “bro” considered a pronoun now? Have you ever wondered why people now use “bro” as a pronoun? Find out the surprising reason behind this linguistic trend. #pronouns #linguistics

Cruz98387

Asked: January 27, 2024In: Deep Thoughts 360

Is “Y’all” an acceptable alternative to ANY pronoun?

#GenderNeutral #Pronouns #Inclusivity #Yall #Acceptance #LGBTQ+ Y’all doesn’t get the recognition it deserves for being an acceptable alternative to ANY pronoun. 🤠 Let’s ...

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“Why is bro now a pronoun?”

Is “Y’all” an acceptable alternative to ANY pronoun?