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Submitted by Lola on January 4, 2023, at 19:54

I agree with never liking the Miss/Mrs. titles, but Ms. was the answer to that back when we didn't understand the importance of gender neutrality. It still is if you know someone identifies as female, because it's the feminine counterpart to Mr. in that it works for both single and married people.
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