Zack Snyder has been texting Ezra Miller, excited to see ‘The Flash’

[queenursula]

Zack Snyder says that he's "super excited" to see #TheFlash movie:

"Ezra, I love him, and I've been texting him..." Details: https://t.co/KxzcLbHxA9 pic.twitter.com/4dfn5vZddv
- DCU - The Direct (@DCU_Direct) June 18, 2023

Zack Snyder says he's "super excited" to see #TheFlashMovie next weekend.

"Ezra, I love him. I've been texting with him. I'm

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[ahkna]

A man being tone deaf. Must be a day ending in 'y'

[janetdkd]

I'm exited for his death

[queenursula]

Are you wishing death on Zack or misgendering Ezra?

[pastelpinklace]

Ik ontd doesn't use their brain, but just think a little

[janetdkd]

Ezra, I didn't read far enough to see his prounance

[la_petite_singe]

Zack seems like a decent person, by which I mean 'well, his co-workers like him and he hasn't been accused of harassment or on-set abuse,' because the bar is literally in hell! But I'm guessing he hasn't been keeping up with... [gestures broadly]

[xdecadentx]

I dunno if it's true but I also heard Snyder fought pretty hard to keep Amber Heard when a lot of people wanted her dropped.

But yeah, this is not the take about Ezra, AT ALL.

[la_petite_singe]

I think I heard that. I love that he has a maniacally devoted fanbase not bc he does things like that and treats people well, but because he...made Batman shoot people and say "I'll fucking kill you" to the Joker, I guess???? 🙃

[xdecadentx]

I once insulted SuckerPunch on twitter and had to lock my account because his fanboys were telling me I didn't understand how it was feminist that they were in skimpy outfits with guns.

[ohwutevernvm]

Blocked tbh

[allmylines]

do people really find pronouns that confusing?! is it just a boomer thing?

on a recent ep of the town podcast they were talking about this and the host always was good about using ezra’s pronouns but the guest NEVER GOT IT CORRECT ONCE.

ezra is TRASH but misgendering anyone just grinds my gears.

[syvlie0o0]

I'll be honest - yes, it can be hard. The vast majority of people only use "they" when talking about multiple people, so translating that in your head to use with only one person, in all instances can be hard. It's a lot easier to do in writing than in words.

Also sometimes people just don't know? Like if I wasn't on ONTD I'd have to clue about which people go by they/them.

[peachypearl]

Tbh if I wasn't on ONTD I'd have a very very low amount of positive/relevant information about pronouns that also frequently comes directly from people with their own experiences. Over the years there have been a large amount of deep conversations about that topic here (And many many other topics that one might not encounter in their own circle/country etc) that have taught me a lot about it.

It's also why I love ONTD, there is so much more here than gossip.

[allmylines]

The vast majority of people only use "they" when talking about multiple people

that's not true at all though, people use it all the time in a singular sense, they just don't think about it. like if someone says, "my coworker is being so annoying today!" the standard response would likely be something like, "ugh, what are they doing?"

i understand if english isn't someone's first language but aside from that it seems like willful ignorance on the part of a lot of people (including many ontd members tbh). maybe i'm just being ornery about it because i'm queer (i'm cis, though) and live in san francisco and have a lot of non-binary people in my circle, but unfortunately in a lot of cases i think it's just stubbornness or a subconscious thought that it's not "real."