cassandra, emil, emma, funkybun, and lily created by funkybun
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and there we are, all naked!! >:3 out and about, infront of everyone! so many people too!
I think this is my fav page X)

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    FurryMcFuzzball

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    SureNotLink said:
    This looks more like a misspelling of her to me

    "Hir" is a bit of a historic (internet) term - one of the first few attempts at a "gender neutral" pronouns. you will see it commonly on dickgirl/ herm posts made >~5 years ago

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    pumpkinParty

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    FurryMcFuzzball said:
    "Hir" is a bit of a historic (internet) term - one of the first few attempts at a "gender neutral" pronouns. you will see it commonly on dickgirl/ herm posts made >~5 years ago

    "They" is a pretty old gender neutral pronoun, way older than that one. For some reason some people have decided it can only be used as a plural though, even though that has never been the case and it's always worked as both, and people have always used it as both, even the people that say it can't work like that.

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    DergFren

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    furrymcfuzzball said:
    "Hir" is a bit of a historic (internet) term - one of the first few attempts at a "gender neutral" pronouns. you will see it commonly on dickgirl/ herm posts made >~5 years ago

    But she’s a girl not neutral

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    freestyle69420

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    tavia_melody said:
    "They" is a pretty old gender neutral pronoun, way older than that one. For some reason some people have decided it can only be used as a plural though, even though that has never been the case and it's always worked as both, and people have always used it as both, even the people that say it can't work like that.

    As so.eone who has english as second language we arebeing thought that they is plural. So its really hard sometimes to use they/them in aingular and I ofte get confused.

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