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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have never heard of this before. People get offended by the oddest things.[/quote] Yep.[/quote] I can not believe that so many adults here are unaware that it is rude to refer to a person in 3rd person when they are present. It is not hard to use a person's name. This is absolutely appalling that so many of you are defending this. The only people I know who do this are lower ses.[/quote] If you use use their name or say mother it’s still using the third person, genius. [/quote] Thank you for saying this! I am reading this thread in disbelief. (I have never heard of this issue. Child of parents who were lower-income Jewish New Yorkers.) And I keep on asking myself, aren't both "she" and "Mother" considered third person? I/We being first person. You being second person. He/She/They/Person's name being third person. [/quote]
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