• redballooon@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    Uh. Your brain must be wired in a specific way to read that like this and then think it was meant that way.

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      Its read phonetically, so M (four/for) M and so on, the only thing you learn is what the specific gender symbols mean (i.e. M = man).

      But isn’t it like, how everyone reads? Hence why there are shortcuts like u for you, ur for your, and such?