If I were still in corporate world I would list my pronouns on e-mail as "read my name again."
Signature block pronouns
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Last: 5 mo ago by aggiejayrod
This is from the church i used to go to. they lost their damn minds.
these are the people supposedly teaching the youth about God's infallible creation.
Pronouns are a sure fire way for me to hate you and want to bully you
these are the people supposedly teaching the youth about God's infallible creation.
Pronouns are a sure fire way for me to hate you and want to bully you
Please refer to me as the she/it
Not surprised since it is the First United Methodist
I work in higher education. It's all over the place. Emails, zoom, you name it. Our vendors too.
I was in a meeting a couple of years back where the host asked each of us to say our names, our title and what we did, and our pronouns. I just simply ignored the last part and hoped he would call me out. Wisely he did not.
I was in a meeting a couple of years back where the host asked each of us to say our names, our title and what we did, and our pronouns. I just simply ignored the last part and hoped he would call me out. Wisely he did not.
TresPuertas said:
This is from the church i used to go to. they lost their damn minds.
these are the people supposedly teaching the youth about God's infallible creation.
Pronouns are a sure fire way for me to hate you and want to bully you
Not sure what offends me more. The pronouns or the lack of capitalization.
curry97 said:
Not surprised since it is the First United Methodist
used to be normal. apolitical.
then…..one day… it was like a switch flipped.
needless to say, i left about 5 years ago. i just got this email forwRded to me. figured it was relevant to the convo.
It means they're a left-wing d-bag. Avoid at all costs.
Corporate training Ive seen advises employees to add pronouns in sig and wear rainbow lanyards to show you are an LGBT ally.
But of course if you wore a cross lanyard, you would get written up.
But of course if you wore a cross lanyard, you would get written up.
It is E- Virtual signaling. Next in the future they will push you to put your favorite sexual position/fetish in your email signature. Of course you better have the right fetish/positions or you will be punished.rgleml said:
Is it normal to include preferred pronouns in an email signature block? The sender's name is Martha and she said she is a "she/her". I was surprised. I thought it was a guy.
#FJB
Marsha is a guy?rgleml said:
Is it normal to include preferred pronouns in an email signature block? The sender's name is Martha and she said she is a "she/her". I was surprised. I thought it was a guy.
WTF?
I've worked for the military (as a civ servant) since graduating.
I still play poker with a bunch of retirees once a month in a game that's been going 25+ years. I'm the only working stiff left out of the original bunch. My poker buddies (mostly retired officers) can't believe the "how it is now" stories I tell them.
There are some high level (e.g. SES, the civilian equiv of a general) that I get organizational e-mails from that have their pronouns. Not too many "working level" employees have pronouns in sig blocks, but a few do, and a few (brave? bandwagon?) officers.
When I hired on with the military, it was illegal for active duty to be queer. Then it was tacitly accepted under "don't ask don't tell." Now it's encouraged.
I just hope I'm able to retire before it becomes mandatory.
I still play poker with a bunch of retirees once a month in a game that's been going 25+ years. I'm the only working stiff left out of the original bunch. My poker buddies (mostly retired officers) can't believe the "how it is now" stories I tell them.
There are some high level (e.g. SES, the civilian equiv of a general) that I get organizational e-mails from that have their pronouns. Not too many "working level" employees have pronouns in sig blocks, but a few do, and a few (brave? bandwagon?) officers.
When I hired on with the military, it was illegal for active duty to be queer. Then it was tacitly accepted under "don't ask don't tell." Now it's encouraged.
I just hope I'm able to retire before it becomes mandatory.
seems pretty common in HR; At least govt HR.
TresPuertas said:
This is from the church i used to go to. they lost their damn minds.
these are the people supposedly teaching the youth about God's infallible creation.
Pronouns are a sure fire way for me to hate you and want to bully you
At least Natalie knows she's a she. Must be one of the smarter libs.
It automatically lets you know this person is a lefty, a sheep or both.
I'm going to start listing amateur nouns in my signature block.
Pronouns are how you refer to someone when they're not around.
If someone is so self absorbed as to tell you what you're allowed to call them behind their back… they clearly deserve to be called something far worse.
If someone is so self absorbed as to tell you what you're allowed to call them behind their back… they clearly deserve to be called something far worse.
Yep. How often are you a party to a conversation and yet referred to in the third person? It happens but is relatively uncommon. It can be avoided every time by using the person's name.
Same here. So happy to NOT have to worry about nonsense like this.ttu_85 said:
Wow. So glad to be retired and not have to deal with that garbage. Thoughts and prayers to those that have to navigate those idiotic constantly changing waters.
He/Him/GFY
Unless that IS your particular fetish....EX TEXASEX said:It is E- Virtual signaling. Next in the future they will push you to put your favorite sexual position/fetish in your email signature. Of course you better have the right fetish/positions or you will be punished.rgleml said:
Is it normal to include preferred pronouns in an email signature block? The sender's name is Martha and she said she is a "she/her". I was surprised. I thought it was a guy.
I see it legal/compliance at mine.El Gallo Blanco said:
I work for a large corporation and only see it occasionally...almost always from the outside legal/paralegal...but occasionally from inside the firm. I think most are just useful idiots with good intentions, albeit misguided. But occasionally I'll look the person up and they look like true believers...walking red flags that say "run far away, do not procreate with me".
If you have pronouns, I am going to drop what I am doing and look you up, every time. I have NEVER seen a regular looking man use pronouns...shocker.
The alphabet mafia for one. Lol. They will keep adding idiotic pronouns.
My pronouns are me, myself and I.
Feel better, libs?
Feel better, libs?
This.AgFormerlyInIrving said:
The inclusion of pronouns in a signature helps me know I need to be succinct in all business communications with that person because they/them are likely to be sensitive snowflakes.
I make sure to have as little of communication with them as possible.
Looked her up...yep, checks out.TresPuertas said:
This is from the church i used to go to. they lost their damn minds.
these are the people supposedly teaching the youth about God's infallible creation.
Pronouns are a sure fire way for me to hate you and want to bully you
I don't mind it if it's an indeterminate name. There was a city employee I coordinated project approvals with only via email that had a name that could be either male or female. I still have no idea which they were.
This is why so many folks/churches left the UMC. Glad you took your talents/gifts/feets someplace else.TresPuertas said:
This is from the church i used to go to. they lost their damn minds.
these are the people supposedly teaching the youth about God's infallible creation.
Pronouns are a sure fire way for me to hate you and want to bully you
I scrub all my LinkedIn connections when I see that they include their pronouns.
It's virtue signaling to everyone to show they are down with the woke cause!
I've thought about adding pronouns to my Texags signature for when I post on F16 just to watch the response.
But then some of you would actually think I was serious.
But then some of you would actually think I was serious.
GeorgiAg said:
I've thought about adding pronouns to my Texags signature for when I post on F16 just to watch the response.
But then some of you would actually think I was serious.
No one really pays attention to you anyway, so…
Mine are Lord/Sir. If we are going to be stupid, lets be stupid.
I'm he/him, unless I need to "go" really bad and the gas station men's room is locked..
Then I go FULL she/her…
Then I go FULL she/her…
Except if Natalie used to be Nathan.Science Denier said:TresPuertas said:
This is from the church i used to go to. they lost their damn minds.
these are the people supposedly teaching the youth about God's infallible creation.
Pronouns are a sure fire way for me to hate you and want to bully you
At least Natalie knows she's a she. Must be one of the smarter libs.
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