I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”
I’m really glad that no one has asked me to say horrifying phrases like “Makishima is a cis dude” or “talk about Joseph with he/his pronouns.”