I came across a screenshot of someone's Discord profile, and it shocked me a bit to see right after the avatar and name, were the person's "pronouns".
In this case it was (he/him). Which means that it's not optional, something the freaks can include, but rather EVERYONE has to put in their "preferred pronouns".

Imagine going to sites like this every day for years. What is that brainwashing going to do to you?

I'm accustomed to sites putting your GENDER close by your avatar/name, as it IS a quite important part of who you are (actually, instead of Gender, the more proper term is SEX, because gender is by definition ARBITRARY like "pen" being feminine in Spanish, but I don't want to get off track). CathInfo puts a symbol (male, female) in the left hand side of every post -- by the poster information.

But by putting PRONOUNS instead, it pushes this new agenda of gender spectrum, gender confusion, infinite genders, all that BS. If you want to know if I'm a man or a woman, fine. But don't ask me "When did you stop beating your wife?". I refuse to answer that question. It's begging the question. I deny the whole premise for custom pronouns. I will only say that I'm a man, which means that, in English, my pronouns HAVE TO BE "he" and "him".

Do ALL social media do this? I haven't see it on Facebook yet, at least not in any official, automatic, or mandatory way. Letting people put a tagline for themselves, which SOME will use to put their pronouns, is a whole different story. I think Twitter does this. You get a 140 character summary of yourself which appears in a prominent place. Many leftists make sure to include their "pronouns" even if they're the normal ones -- to show they're a so-called "ally" to the LGBT alphabet soup.


P.S. You can call CathInfo "social media" if you insist; it's a free country. In the BROAD sense, it is social media. But in my opinion, it's more of an old-fashioned forum. Just for starters, CathInfo's field of operation isn't the whole world and everybody, like Facebook or Discord. And it certainly isn't so large that it must cater to things like "personal pronouns". Most important of all, it's not MAINSTREAM social media, and 100% of mainstream social media companies are completely leftist.

I have gotten banned on discord 3 times now. I remember speaking to a Philosophy professor at church and he told me that if a student were to tell him their preferred pronouns he'd just be like "Yeah you have favorite pronouns but I have no obligation to honor them for the same reason I don't have to wear blue because blue I'd your favorite color."

I apologise if this seems to be a dumb question/observation. As someone who currently uses discord for the facilitating of/discussion in some online classes, I had not noticed when signing up for discord nor when customizing ones profile that pronouns were required. Though many people I have seen did indeed have theirs listed right below their profile and avatar, it still seemed to be a choice, albeit one that most almost all people decided to include. Perhaps it's a different 'mode' of discord, such as work/school/for fun, and other modes require them, but I haven't had experiences with being required to include my pronouns in my profile, or even have them listed anywhere. In fact, I currently don't have them listed at all and haven't gotten into any trouble or anything over that. Then again, I only am in a couple servers related to classes, and that is it. No big public servers or anything like that where they might be stricter about those things. 

It's worth noting that Discord has servers where trannies dig up dirt on people and "force fem" young men - They blackmail them into taking hormones or get them to kill themselves. Discord should be avoided period because the platform is fundamentally Marxist. There are tons of good encrypted messengers out there so no reason to use it really.  Who knows what else Discord sucks up from your PC as it is just a huge proprietary blob with read/write permissions.

Excuse my being very untech savvy, but are you saying that people have taken poisonous hormones and committed ѕυιcιdє irl because of what others, presumably unknown in reality, have written on line?  The only way I can explain this happening is for the victim’s sense of self to have never developed beyond the point of a toddler who is unable to differentiate between fantasy and reality.  If someone I don’t actually know corresponds with me online in a manner I find objectionable, I delete and block them.  End of the matter.  If need be, “vanish!”  Stay off that site and don’t use that email or number.  (Better yet, don’t give out your personal phone no. or email address.  Have addresses for actual, irl friends, business, casual friends, and one for on-line only.).