Even though they'd been together for years, Jeremy felt like he was meeting her for the first time. "Wow, you used to like ponies a lot."

"Don't you mean we used to like ponies a lot? Or even, I?" she smiled back.

"Yeah, I guess, but I didn't grow up liking ponies, that was you. I grew up liking dinosaurs and spaceships and cars. You know, like a normal dude."

Jennifer realized it was going to be a long haul getting used to their new situation, but she didn't realize she was going to have to sweat the small stuff.

What do you mean small stuff? Oh... well, I'm glad I'll just get my way then.

"We know that's not what was meant," she said flattly.

"I meant about just the way I think about our past," Jeremy replied.

And you meant about our pronouns. I, she held up her hands together and parted them by moving her right to the right while leaving her left directly in front of her, is only for the current state.

This feels schitzophrenic.

Well yeah. They said it probably would. Wasn't Jeremy expecting it.

"Rude." Now Jeremy's even smarter than Jenny ever was anyway.

More like Janey is, but yeah.

Jeremy felt a bit indignent about this particular correction of fact, which Janey ignored