Potty training, as all parents know, can be a tall task.Convincing a child to own the throne takes a lot of persuasion, and the prospect of wearing big boy/big girl underwear often does the trick
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Whenever they talk about Cory before he made the decision to transition, they refer to him as "she" or the "daughter" and by his birth name. They get it right otherwise, but I'd agree that the article (repetitively) noting that Cory "used to be" a girl, rather than always being a boy, is problematic.
Edit: I see you've said as much downthread. I didn't scroll before I commented, sorry about that.
From what I can tell, they referred to him as "she" during the times he still identified that way. I'm just saying that the rest of the article seems to get the pronouns right.
when my younger brother played hockey (goalie, actually), we were little and i painted his nails pink. he went to practice that night with painted fingernails. his coach made derogatory jokes about how 'he wasn't a goalie, he was a girlie', and it made him so upset that he quit playing net.
i love this story. the 'nucks are my home team and i'm happy to see this.
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More seriously, though, is anyone else impressed that we got through a whole article with no pronoun fail?
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Maybe I am just really unimmpressed with the article and maybe I am misreading? But is there really no pronoun fail?
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Edit: I see you've said as much downthread. I didn't scroll before I commented, sorry about that.
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also how nice at all the positive comments @ the source
(i think there's something in my eye)
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OT; What a bizarre way to start a story... potty training, really?
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NGL, i thought it would be a story about some weird kid contraption to make them go on the toilet.
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i love this story. the 'nucks are my home team and i'm happy to see this.
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