Completely unrelated, but as a non native speaker of English I was completely lost in the "their"s, not knowing who they refer to.
Then I realized that JT may prefer to be addressed this way, which is indeed the case according to their Twitter handle.
It is a shame that better pronouns were not promoted in English to simplify the understanding of sentences where they both refer to a single person and a group.
Then I realized that JT may prefer to be addressed this way, which is indeed the case according to their Twitter handle.
It is a shame that better pronouns were not promoted in English to simplify the understanding of sentences where they both refer to a single person and a group.