Rosie O’Donnell doesn’t just struggle with her feelings about the president, she also has an issue with remembering her own daughter’s chosen pronouns — to the point that she needed to get them tattooed on her wrist.
In an interview on the “Good Hang” podcast with Amy Poehler, O’Donnell explained that she got the word “they” tattooed on her left wrist in honor of her 13-year-old daughter Clay, who apparently is “nonbinary.”
“This is a true story. So she, they, they, and it’s a they/them. That’s the pronouns that they choose, but it’s very hard,” O’Donnell told Poehler.
“I love that you’re constantly correcting in real time like we all do,” Poehler responded.
“It’s very hard, honey,” she said.
“I know it matters to them. And so when they first told me that it was they/them, I tried my best, but I kept saying ‘she,’” she continued.
Because O’Donnell kept getting it wrong, her daughter began carrying around a piece of cardboard that said her pronouns on it and held it up whenever O’Donnell said “she.”
“And so I took her to my cousin’s tattoo shop with the ‘they’ in her handwriting, and I had it tattooed on my wrist so that I would never forget, that it would remind me. And I thought she’d be very touched, and she didn’t give two s**ts,” she explained, adding, “She could not care less.”
BlazeTV host Pat Gray is about as impressed as her daughter.
“There’s no nonbinary people. None,” Gray says. “So she can say whatever she wants. We don’t have to play that game.”
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