The Psychology of Gender Pronoun Usage

[Chi Meson]

I've written "he/she" too, but have wondered at the time why I don't write "she/he", or "s/he".

My professor in grad school (where I got my MFA in Literature and Creative Writing--no joke, I did) had his opinion of s/he:

He thought it was s/hit.

Edit:
May I have my first warning ever now please?

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

That one post of mine, by itself, could be considered ambiguous in intent I'll admit. But In context with this entire thread, I believe my opinion is quite clear.

Another thing that is clear: I use "quotes" far too much. It's "easier" than putting those self referential words into italics as would be "proper," but I'll try not to be so lazy in the "future."

"Hey, no problem, I completely understand."

 

[fuzzyfelt]

My professor in grad school (where I got my MFA in Literature and Creative Writing--no joke, I did) had his opinion of s/he:

He thought it was s/hit.

Edit:
May I have my first warning ever now please?

May I have my first for quoting?