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Speaker: The new pronouns are here!
Speaker: Before I play this audio clip of an adult, are you picturing A well-groomed, refined, respectable-looking adult who oozes credibility in an authoritative voice?
Speaker: Or B, a rainbow-colored freak show who just turned 21 in denim overalls, a rainbow logo on a shirt, multicolored lips and eye shadow that looks like it's applied by a blind clown with epilepsy, and has a voice that sounds like a host of a Saturday morning children's show?
Speaker: If you said B, you're a pro.
Speaker: The pronouns she's made up are spore and spores.
Speaker: This person has already tried using he, z, it pronouns, but still doesn't feel right using those.
Speaker: So this person wants to try new pronouns that relate to nature.
Speaker: Here's how to use Spore's spore's pronouns in sentences.
Speaker: Spore is such a wonderful person.
Speaker: Spore's smile is so contagious.
Speaker: In fact, I saw Spore make a whole audience smile.
Speaker: I think Spore should be very proud of Spore's stuff.
Speaker: Spore is smart.
Speaker: Spore is smart.
