I don't sweat pronouns. I leave that to the PC-obsessed phony liberals who only care about identity politics and culture war issues, playing right into the hands of the ruling class, who use those things to divide the lower classes against each other. And these phony liberals never care anyway, about the class war, because they are always members of the Comfortable Class, up there in the top 15% anyway, in terms of wealth and income.

Sounds right.

There us no rule requiring a gender designation when referring to a person. “Anyone” should be referred to in the manner to which they wish to be referred. I know folks who are referred to as Captain, Sparky, and Queen…as well as they. I have no difficulty remembering their preferred way to be addressed.

Sounds correct to me.

One wouldn't want to be non-inclusive of the verbs would one.

All languages are living, evolving things. English alone (as I am most familiar with it) has made many changes just in my lifetime. I am perfectly willing to refer to anyone how they want to be addressed. I am not willing to burden a relationship of any sort with arcane rules of grammar. Put the people first, grammar will be OK with that.

In my world, PEOPLE can refer to themselves any way they wish and the respectful people around them agree with their choice(s)........but maybe i'm a dreamer..........

You can use "they" as a singular, and it has always been so. Though I usually refer to god as "it", when making references to non existent beings such as Bigfoot etc..

Nah, he and she is enough to remember. "It" is for inanimate objects.
And once you know their name, use that as it's rude not to.
Interesting in Thai language, males say "Krup" to end a statement or to agree in the affirmative whereas females say "Ka". Some ladyboys, not all, will say "Ha".
eg If you are familiar with the Thai greeting "Sawadee", a male will say "Sawadee krup" and a female "Sawadee Ka". I used to amuse myself when answering the phone (when landlines were a thing) by saying in my deepest voice "Sawadee Ha".

NB Can also say "jar", everysex, to young kids. An older woman may also say it to a younger woman, or female peers to each other. Males only really allowed to use it with young kids though, dunno why.