I can see it now , playing Doomfist using Terry Crews ' muscles . <| sep |> At the very start of the game ? Not likely , and especially not when the game describes their chance to join my war as Very Likely . and even then , that doesn ' t mean they have to betray me and join the other side , as they seem to do a lot . <| sep |> Happy Thanksgiving . Every offer I do gets a c 1 added except for painted toppers or decal deals . Sorry ! Lol <| sep |> People also like to speculate the T will be for Tommy End <| sep |> What ' s wrong with your textures and shadows ? <| sep |> Still , I don ' t see it as particularly taxing to use other words to refer to some people than I would use to refer to other people . Not any more taxing than learning and using their name . But yeah , I speak Dutch when I talk to people , because everyone I talk to is Dutch , or speaks Dutch . I do occasionally talk English to some professors or to tourists . I don ' t recall having much trouble using singular they on these occasions . I ' ve never been asked to use other pronouns ever . But if people do ask , I can ' t see myself having much problems with that . There isn ' t really , as far as I know , a push for genderneutral pronouns in Dutch . If necessary I tend to use ' ie , which is short for ' die ' I think , which is the gendered , but not genderspecific , demonstrative pronoun . But shortened as ' ie it functions as a neutral personal pronoun , as far as I can tell . Although I am more likely to use ' ie when referring to men , instead of hij , whereas women , I will pretty much always call zij of ze . So perhaps it is slightly gendered as well . I happen not to really associate with people who don ' t consider themselves either male or female , so I don ' t often have problems here . There are one or two people at the very edges of my social circle friends of friends I rarely talk to , but see sometimes at parties , that sort of thing who seem kinda ambiguous on that point . But I don ' t know them , so I don ' t know whether they themselves identify as male of female or neither . If I were to refer to them , I would probably choose ' ie , specifically to avoid using both hij masculine , or zij feminine , or het neuter .