Only a true narcissist would demand you use their “preferred pronoun,” as it’s logically equivalent to a preferred adjective. Nonetheless, most Canadians are not this self-absorbed, which is why the majority of northern neighbors think listing pronouns does nothing but encourage stereotypes.

According to the National Post:

Most Canadians think that sharing gender pronouns on work calls and in video meetings has either no impact or actually “encourages stereotypes,” according to a new national survey.

The Leger poll found that 36 per cent of people agreed with the former and 29 per cent with the latter.

The poll found that even among the youngest respondents, those aged 18 to 24, a narrow majority (33 per cent) say the use of personal pronouns in work calls or meetings reinforces gender stereotypes rather than helping to break them down (32 per cent).

The majority of people who list their “pronouns” in their email bio do so because they feel socially obligated. They don’t believe it’s the morally superior thing to do as much as they feel it’s the politically correct thing to do.

However, considering that the majority of people align with the pronoun that matches their biology, it not only is useless but promotes the exact opposite the left claims it will do.

According to the Exclaimer, “pronouns in their email signatures to indicate their gender identity or to show solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community. It can also help avoid assumptions based on names that might not accurately reflect someone's gender identity.”

However, it’s unclear why this even matters considering you don’t refer to someone you are talking to by their pronoun. Additionally, you can respect all people equally without proving to be a total narcissist.

And it does not “show solidarity” so much as it announces your affiliation with radical leftism. And the fact that a fringe minority demands the rest of the world appease their mental delusional proves exactly why no one should ever condone this behavior.

That being said, I will now be listing my preferred adjectives in my email bio, as I demand that people describe me as “intelligent, beautiful, and charismatic.” And anyone who has a problem with that is a total bigot and should be canceled into oblivion.

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