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There's some quite funny videos about that, but it still doesn't explain gender fluid or transgender.
It comes down to the DNA and fact that birth is all the same gender as everyone was once a female or neutral with female characteristics. The Y chromosome is only added later on for so-called males. Yet it's changes in size and is actually dying out.
I'm a 100% male, yet could understand why a rare few could consider themselves not the right gender. Specially when factoring in the environment. Animals do the very same thing and it actually helps their environment. While I might not fully understand it, I can at least accept it.
Merriam-Webster's definition of "they": http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/they
So the issue we need to resolve is the English language not having a common third gender singular pronoun. All someone has to do is come up with this new pronoun to remedy the grammatical issues of relying on they/them for third gender class.
Let me ask you all a question ... what do you do when you hear someone talking about themselves to others in the third person?
All these pronoun users are trying to do is normalize something that a mere 3 or 4 years ago wasn't normal. There is always someone trying to come up with something to get something over on someone else. Pronouns are one of them.