@camonday ale z innej strony chyba nie masz racji, bo jednak tutaj piszą coś innego
https://www.linkedin.com/business/talent/blog/talent-acquisition/pronouns-you-might-see-on-candidate-profiles
What she/they, he/they, they/she, and they/he pronouns mean to professionals who identify with them
While many nonbinary individuals use they/them pronouns, others use she/they, he/they, they/she, or they/he. These pronoun sets can mean different things to different people.
For instance, as one writer and designer on Twitter whose pronouns are she/they explains, someone might use she/they to mean “I identify as a woman, but also as nonbinary. I don't feel womanhood tells my full story, but I'm not fully divested from it, either.” But another person may use the same pronouns to communicate something else, such as “She/her is fine, but I also use they/them and would probably appreciate getting they/them’d from time to time.”
The order a person uses (such as they/he vs. he/they) can also be important, since it often signifies which of their pronouns they’d like you to use most often, even if they won’t be offended if you use the other.
“I identify as nonbinary, but most people at work assume I’m a she and most of the time I don’t correct them,” says one retail professional whose pronouns are they/she. “I don’t mind it, but it’s always a nice surprise when people use they/them.”
albo tu
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskLGBT/comments/17550j4/why_do_people_use_shethey_or_hethey_as_their/
Lez_The_DemonicAngel:
She/They or He/They is shorthand for she/her + they/them or he/him + they/them
There are many reasons as to why someone might use these two types of pronoun sets. I will use he/they for my examples but the same applies for she/they, just swap the masculine terms out for the feminine ones. Speaking of the examples:
Being a demiboy, which means to be part non-binary and part man.
Being multigender with both neutral and masculine genders
Being gender-fluid between neutral and masculine genders
Liking masculine and neutral terminology to describe oneself but not liking feminine terminology
Being non-binary but don’t mind being referred to with masculine terms
Being cisgender/binary transgender but don’t mind being referred to with gender neutral terms
Wanting to have an option for people who struggle with seeing they/them as singular
tutaj też mają różne interpretacje. Jeśli mogą być różne interpretacje to nie jest to oczywiste.