People of the LGBTQ+ community, help! I am queer (I don't really want a label) and my friend came out to me as genderqueer and they want me to use they/them pronouns. I keep messing up and calling them she/her! Are there any tricks you know to help me? I really want to be supportive!

Alright so the best way to do this I guess is practice with a picture. Every Time you have a picture or see her just say she/her and it makes it easier over time I guess.

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I would say just take your time when talking with them. i know it can be hard but as time goes on you will remember. If you forget its ok just say sorry and correct yourself. If your friend gets mad when you mess it up, dont feel sad or anything because we all mess up. . just try to limit the mistakes

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