Indeed. It’s in the same article. I was just seeking how it’s “evolving.” Found out it wasn’t. So I excerpted the thesis so others don’t have to waste their time selecting the 🔗

So, something like y/y/y’s: e.g.
I think y is very nice.
I met y recently.
Is this y’s dog?
Y told me that the house is y’s.
Y said y would rather do it yself.

After reading the reference, page 155 ¶3, it doesn’t note “a,” but “Ou” and used as singular “They.”

So “e/em/es,” (4) or french “J’y” (6)? Does french “y” have accusative or possessive transformations, or is it combinational?

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🔍 Marshall, W. [1789] 1873-74. Rural economy of Glocestershire. Reprinted as Provincialisms of the vale of Gloucester. Publication of the English Dialect Society, no. 2, 55-60. London: Truebner.

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It’s alright. I still want your input:

1. a/am/as
2. a/ar/ars
3. ae/aer
4. e/em/es
5. they/them
6. [insert your own]

that’s actually natural. but I was looking for 3rd person singular [unknown gender] pronouns to replace Francis Augustus Brewster’s e/em/es (1841), to find out Middle English speakers already had.

Correct. I was researching if Middle English Speakers had accusatives & possessives transformations for “a,” but I couldn’t find any of the available papers alive if they had any transformations whatsoever. I am trying to see if we can make our own, or stick to David Lindsay’s ae/aer (1920), or Francis Augustus Brewster’s e/em/es (1841).

“Ou” doesn’t fit right with modern “We/us/our”

Purity Culture 2.0. Christopher Yuan of The Holy Sexuality Project is a notable part of this trend.
Yuan has gained a global following for his writing and rhetoric on sexuality and the Bible. He shares in his 2011 book, Out of a Far Country
[…]
In The Holy Sexuality Project curriculum, Yuan asserts that sexual identity does not exist and that the concept was concocted by Sigmund Freud’s distorted views on God’s design of sexuality in the early 1900s.
Yuan also implies that since sexual identity does not exist, men exclusively attracted to men may be unable to change their sexuality; however, through a high degree of religiosity and contemplative prayer, they can become attracted to that “one special woman.”

So conversion “therapy” indoctrination.

huh, my deletion request also didn’t federate.

thank you 4 informing me transvitae was plagiarizing Erin, @cyan_mess@lemmy.blahaj.zone
waiting to see squirrel’s or Ada‘s response on banning TV instance wide.

🇺🇸 US/MAGA extremism
🇪🇺 Anti-EU rhetoric

Bossier Parish, Louisiana
Southern Hospitality everyone.
Donate to the victims if you can.

PT: [Auth] men are going abroad to find [slaves]

I worked for many many relief situations like these. One quick way to both have the funds to settle people is to hire them on the spot doing relief work. Once all the relief is done, then you can rebudget to what the hired are actually good at, and assign them proper jobs.
Take loans if you have to, the influx pays for itself in a year or two.

The city can’t keep up.

HIRE THEM.

Your gen did that.