> In the contexts where you would use "it", the "it" should use "I". At this point you’re just arguing semantics for the sake of it. You know damn well what I mean and if you need more proof that it is perfectly…
Yeah, that is what I struggle the most with because there is simply no easy or effective way to make it stop. Why would you ever think I don’t know personal pronouns serve grammatical purpose? How did you even arrive at…
> In the contexts where you would use "it", the "it" should use "I". At this point you’re just arguing semantics for the sake of it. You know damn well what I mean and if you need more proof that it is perfectly…
Yeah, that is what I struggle the most with because there is simply no easy or effective way to make it stop. Why would you ever think I don’t know personal pronouns serve grammatical purpose? How did you even arrive at…