I want to understand how to use personal pronouns correctly and respectfully, especially 'they/them' and 'ze/hir'. Can you provide example sentences for 'they/them' and 'ze/hir'? Additionally, what is the website's advice for using 'they/them' when you don't know someone's pronouns, and what are the key recommendations for handling a mistake if you accidentally mispronoun someone, including what to avoid doing?
Navigate to 'pronounsday.org'. Click on the 'How' link in the header navigation to go to the 'HOW DO I USE PERSONAL PRONOUNS?' section. Identify and extract example sentences demonstrating the use of 'they/them' pronouns. Identify and extract example sentences demonstrating the use of 'ze/hir' pronouns. Locate and extract the website's advice on when it is acceptable to use 'they/them' pronouns. Click on the 'Mistakes' link in the header navigation to go to the 'WHAT IF SOMEONE MAKES A MISTAKE AND MISPRONOUNS SOMEONE ELSE?' section. Identify and extract the recommended steps or advice for what to do if someone makes a mistake and mispronouns another person, specifically noting what to avoid. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'HOW DO I USE PERSONAL PRONOUNS?' section. The agent provides example sentences for 'they/them' pronouns (e.g., 'They are a writer and wrote that book themself. Those ideas are theirs. I like both them and their ideas.'). The agent provides example sentences for 'ze/hir' pronouns (e.g., 'Ze is a writer and wrote that book hirself. Those ideas are hirs. I like both hir and hir ideas.'). The agent states that the 'they/them' pronouns set is generally acceptable to use when you don’t yet know if a person goes by another set or sets of pronouns. The agent successfully navigates to the 'WHAT IF SOMEONE MAKES A MISTAKE AND MISPRONOUNS SOMEONE ELSE?' section. The agent states that the recommended action for misgendering is to 'apologize quickly, correct yourself, and move on'. The agent explicitly states that one should 'not make a big deal out of it or draw a lot of attention to it' and should 'avoid making the situation about you and your intent'.