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Hi Mr.M! How does one address a homosexual? He or She? Just curious.

Dear Benita, I strongly advise you to refer to logic.

The postmodern pronoun s/he refers to either ***, Benita, and has nothing to do with sexual preference.

'If anyone wishes to go bungee jumping tomorrow morning, s/he should eat a light breakfast only.'


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Hi,

How does one address a homosexual?

Well, if I were addressing someone, I'd say 'you'.

(As regards 's/he', it may be stating the obvious to point out that this for writing.)

Best wishes,

Clive

Yes of course, that would be if one is directly addressing the person. What I meant was if h/she is the subject of the conversation. Please don't think this as an offensive question as I am plain curious. Topics like these are not very openly discussed where I live.

I understand... Well it's "she/her" if she's a woman, ans "he/him" if he's a man. Now, if they (want to) get operated, it would be nice to them to refer to them according to the *** they want. I'm not sure I'm quite clear...

Benita, I'll try to expand a little on Pieanne's answer. In general one would call a male homosexual (or "a gay man") "he," and a female homosexual (or "a lesbian") "she." In certain circles, some gay men might call each other "she," (I have only seen this in movies) but I think that would be acceptable only among their own group, and certainly not common to all gay men. All the gay men I have