As classic Chinese suggests, we can
Reasonably attain linguistic equality
In English as long as we all agree
To use I, still for the first person singular
But U for the second, &
E for the third
All single-lettered
All capitalised
All sexes inclusive
Either case applicable, subject or object
& all equal in creation as
In speech acts
So, say after I:
I love U
U love E
E loves us all
