

Similarly, Swedish has
- ”Farfar, får får får?” (Grandpa, do sheep have sheep?)
- ”Nej, får får inte får, får får lamm”. (No, sheep don’t have sheep, sheep have lambs)
19 Jan 07
They/Them mainly
Goofy neurodivergent teen
Voytek is a nickname, you may call me that
Pan (AKA gay as hell 🏳️🌈)
Similarly, Swedish has
For the languages I’m learning:
Spanish, I generally prefer terms like elle (they), amigue (friend, gender neutral), etc.
Similarly, elu with Portuguese
Dukaisms with Polish
And hen for Norwegian
I’m fine with “my man” now :)
In 2021, I struggled with intense dysphoria which caused me to feel bad every time someone mentioned things like male parts, or gendered language.
I’ve seen girls in high school do that
That makes sense! I generally don’t care what I’m called (he or she), but I prefer neutral language. I used to hate (but not as much now) gendered terms such as “What’s up my man?” Or “This man”.
jeg forsto alt xD/ik begreep alles
Oh, jeg så at du er nederlandsk :) Hoe gaat het dan met je
Kan du forstå meg? (Jeg skriver på norsk, min fars språk. jeg lærer fortsatt, men jeg har hørt at norsk og dansk er veldig like)
What does it look like? I can help you for the one you don’t know.
You said you probably don’t like guys. Your bio says you’re a lesbian. Could you perhaps try to find girls who act the way you’re looking for and forget the other people? That man is not healthy for you, and you could just be looking for anyone out of loneliness.
Good luck to you 🫂