Aspies For Freedom

I decided to learn Esperanto a few years back.
Its construction drove me crazy.

Esperanto has a pronoun system based on English's (highly irregular), an irregular phonology, a biased(and irregular) gender system, and derivations that seem poorly made.

I'll also stick to English.

I like have, but I'd say formalize gonna for the prospective and I'd be happy to replace "will."

As I see it, we've already replaced thou/thee with [ye/]you, why not replace he/she with they?

Then we can just get more into the habit of using royal "we" and use "I" for exclusive plural.

I think the reason English tends to become the default language is that, although it's really difficult to learn well (too many exceptions, too many words), it's really easy to learn badly and still be understood (lots of exceptions, lots of words).