'Gender just isn’t something that feels fixed': Emma Corrin feels 'seen' with gender neutral pronouns
Emma Corrin feels "much more seen" when people use gender neutral pronouns for them but "doesn't mind" if friends use feminine terms.
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Emma Corrin feels "much more seen" when people use gender neutral pronouns for them but "doesn't mind" if friends use feminine terms.
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