My real favourite is the cassowary

I have seen that IRL. People certainly chose the warning they preferred

I feel like theatre taught me how to be on stage. I don’t think you’re wrong, just that is like you and I had the same feeling but jumped opposite ways

The teachers also have a duty to care for the children under their care, aside from being more caring, they also are told to be more caring

My favourite dinosaur is the cockatoo

The correct favourite dinosaur is triceratops (if dealing with small children) or archaeopteryx for kids old enough to know that birds are raptor dinosaurs.

The specific pineapples the aristocrats rented were real pineapples; the private jets used by influencers are fake

There is !carnivore@lemm.ee called Friendly Carnivore

It is against the rules there to ridicule other diets.

The main mod of friendly carnivore also runs !metabolic_health@lemm.ee which is about research on metabolic syndrome (high blood pressure, obesity, abnormal cholesterol, heart disease)

Lemmy.World closed both their vegan and carnivore communities for being abusive

I don’t feel like it’s something you can choose. You may be able to resist it, but should you?

I also don’t get it

I think we need dumb phones for kids. Good for emergency contact and not much else. Maybe snake.

I don’t know when we should cripple them with smartphones

Janet Weiss was a muscle fan

use “Ms or Mrs”

1. It was Miss for unmarried women before Ms was coined and popularised for “none of your business whether I’m married or not” so Ms was acceptable regardless
2. Doesn’t Mrs look like it’s missing a possessive apostrophe, a Mr’s woman?

And your main point, degender the male pronouns, it wouldn’t work. “Man” used to mean people, male men and female men and child men – boys and girls – had different words, some of which are still around. That’s why people say there’s nothing gendered in “chairman” (which 50 years ago was logically equal to “chairperson”, unless you count other species as people).

“my maiden aunt” means an aunt who never married (and it’s presumed to be virginal because what other option is there /s)

So yeah

It’s a safe question to ask, if they don’t like it they won’t answer. A person’s language is hardly ever identifying

Yeah that is correct, I was only describing singular usage. It is commonly believed by English speakers that thee, thou, thine were formal or that you and your are newer

Really we dumped the informal words and started addressing everyone as if they were due respect of rank or station

Familiar rather than singular. You wouldn’t use thee and thou on someone of higher station, you’d use singular you and and singular your (QE2 used singular “we” in the same mold)

I think they only like boobies, not love them. I wonder if they mean the bird.

That’s a frying pan, not a wok

That’s too many plush sharks