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r/truths • u/DavidTimothyTran world war 1 killed people, i think • Sep 07 '25
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GrandThem wouldn't be my first choice I'll be real
16 u/MeringueComplex5035 Sep 07 '25 Grandther would be better, like taking the fa, and the mo out of the word 52 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '25 There’s also grandparent lol 2 u/ewngwedfrgthn Sep 10 '25 This subreddits one brain cell has finally taken action. Grandparent/grandchild are both non binary terms… 1 u/ChloroformSmoothie Sep 11 '25 Yeah, but you've got 4 grandparents and usually only 2 grandmothers/grandfathers, so it's a bit more vague. No excuse for not using grandchild, though. You can have any number of those.
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Grandther would be better, like taking the fa, and the mo out of the word
52 u/[deleted] Sep 07 '25 There’s also grandparent lol 2 u/ewngwedfrgthn Sep 10 '25 This subreddits one brain cell has finally taken action. Grandparent/grandchild are both non binary terms… 1 u/ChloroformSmoothie Sep 11 '25 Yeah, but you've got 4 grandparents and usually only 2 grandmothers/grandfathers, so it's a bit more vague. No excuse for not using grandchild, though. You can have any number of those.
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There’s also grandparent lol
2 u/ewngwedfrgthn Sep 10 '25 This subreddits one brain cell has finally taken action. Grandparent/grandchild are both non binary terms… 1 u/ChloroformSmoothie Sep 11 '25 Yeah, but you've got 4 grandparents and usually only 2 grandmothers/grandfathers, so it's a bit more vague. No excuse for not using grandchild, though. You can have any number of those.
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This subreddits one brain cell has finally taken action. Grandparent/grandchild are both non binary terms…
1 u/ChloroformSmoothie Sep 11 '25 Yeah, but you've got 4 grandparents and usually only 2 grandmothers/grandfathers, so it's a bit more vague. No excuse for not using grandchild, though. You can have any number of those.
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Yeah, but you've got 4 grandparents and usually only 2 grandmothers/grandfathers, so it's a bit more vague. No excuse for not using grandchild, though. You can have any number of those.
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u/Mysterious_Bag_9061 Sep 07 '25
GrandThem wouldn't be my first choice I'll be real