This is a real question that was asked on Reddit and the replies were totally not insane
· Dec 14, 2021 · NottheBee.com

This from Reddit is a VERY serious problem, asked with utmost sincerity. Do not laugh at this person!

Cue the dramatic music:

Okay, you can laugh. The video does make it pretty funny.

This person just wants to know how to get a parrot to stop calling a transgender person by their "deadname," or the name they were given at birth by their parents.

"I'm hoping there's some parrot owners in this subreddit.

My family rescued a parrot 3 years ago and he's fallen in love with my brother so much that he calls for him by his deadname. A little over 6 months ago, my brother changed his name and my family has stopped using his deadname since. The problem is, I think it's so engrained in my parrot that I worry he'll never stop saying it. This has damaged my brother's mental health.

Do you think it takes more time? Will he ever forget it?"

Let me just say...

WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!

You know what they say, you can't teach an old parrot new tricks.

I know you were wondering what the responses to this question were (the post has since apparently been deleted).

Yeah, the replies were just as bad and cultic as you thought:

Call me crazy, but I think that the parrot (who is totally based) is the only sane party in this whole situation.

Funny how nature seems to always win in the end.

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