Leftguistics

In my opinion we should undergone some sort of language simplification similar to what the Chinese and Japanese did, and get rid of genders in Spanish except the noun necessarily involves a gender.

For example, instead of "La silla" it would be "Le/lo sille", and so on, this makes it learning it way easier since you don't have to remember a thousand arbitrary rules about which inanimate object is what gender. And then, if you want to explicitly say something is male, female or neutral, you'd go with "El viboro, la vibora", "El amigo, la amiga, le amigue".

There's also the option to end words with an E instead of an A or O. And to use Elle instead of El or Ella. It's not very widespread and far from standard, but it takes time for language reform this big to stick. So far I think the only popular word that uses the E suffix is Latine (aside from the words that already existed like estudiante)

I feel that, German is the same. Speaking gender neutrally is excessively wordy and easy to mess up, especially as a non native speaker. And even if you are successful, ignorant people look at you funny or even try to call you out for using more inclusive phrasing.

Interesting topic thank you What is Spanish speaking people positon on the final x? I think I saw what anti "woke" propaganda that people from Latin America were against being called latinx

At least when communicating through writing I've also seen adding the symbol "@" at the end of the words (like amig@s = amigos and amigas) to make them gender neutral, but this obviously is binary and doesn't take non-binary people into account. And only works with writing. I do prefer the 'e' at the end of words for this reason and it also sounds/looks better than adding X, but Spanish isn't my primary language. Would be interesting to hear other people's thoughts.