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Date: 2018-06-03 05:27 pm (UTC)Over the years in my practice I've worked on referring to people's inner child parts in gender neutral terms. "kid" "child" "young part you mentioned" I still feel bad about misgendering a tender young part in the middle of an emotionally vulnerable moment. :-(
I'm currently working on training myself to consistently use "they" for non-binary folks. My brain really really wants to pick male or female for them internally, and then of course it slips out.