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genderneutral aunt/uncle.
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Marcelien wrote:
i saw someone ask this question on tiktok. and it was hillarious (in a "omg so true" kind of way).

personcle. paunt.

personally im a super fan of personcle.

what do u think?
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MasileinDE wrote:
sibling of my parent?

honestly, I don't care too much about what it should be, as it doesn't correspond to me, so I guess we should let those that will need the new term pick it and let language take its course as it usually does
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Marcelien wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
sibling of my parent?

honestly, I don't care too much about what it should be, as it doesn't correspond to me, so I guess we should let those that will need the new term pick it and let language take its course as it usually does
no ofc, i agree. i just found it funny that u can say mom/dad as parents. but "sibling of my parent" also seems kind of wrong. what about the aunt/uncle who is married into the family? what do we call them.

i just think its a funny thought.
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MasileinDE wrote:
Marcelien wrote:
MasileinDE wrote:
sibling of my parent?

honestly, I don't care too much about what it should be, as it doesn't correspond to me, so I guess we should let those that will need the new term pick it and let language take its course as it usually does
no ofc, i agree. i just found it funny that u can say mom/dad as parents. but "sibling of my parent" also seems kind of wrong. what about the aunt/uncle who is married into the family? what do we call them.

i just think its a funny thought.

partner or the sibling of my parent
or you know, if they are gendered, partner or my uncle/aunt

but yeah, it definitely is a fun way to say it :d
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rottomilko wrote:
i know some ppl use auncle
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Marcelien wrote:
Melk wrote:
i know some ppl use auncle
auncle... i love it...
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Marcelien wrote:
Melk wrote:
www.tiktok.com/@thaddeusshafer/video/6860600519983942917?lang=en
that is so cute.
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rottomilko wrote:
Marcelien wrote:
Melk wrote:
www.tiktok.com/@thaddeusshafer/video/6860600519983942917?lang=en
that is so cute.
good vibes 
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kagura wrote:
my niece calls me pipi because she can't spell my name... pipi is like kids saying something hurts, like "oowwiee" or then calling someone pipipää is not a nice way to say they're crazy 
and her two other aunts are just aunts  and uncle is uncle. my sister is not sure why she doesn't indetify me as aunt
but very accurate. gender neutral instead of aunt or uncle and i'm mentally ill and hurt, this kid is up to something
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wug wrote:
depends on the language 
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Rosa wrote:
my sister asked me this question. what do i wanna be called when she gets children? Moster or Morbror in swedish??nope. so I thought about it, and then I answered master hahaha

personcle sound amazing tho 
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