The reasons for using them are as varied as the reasons for using neopronouns in general. What's up with noun pronouns? Pronouns sets like bun/buns/bunself or fog/fogs/fogself are simply a different style of neopronouns. For example, thon/thons was first used in 1858 and the e/em/es pronoun set was created in 1890. If someone becomes transphobic because of neopronouns, they weren't a good ally at all.Īre neopronouns a new thing? Some pronouns sets are fairly new, but some of them are rather old. Cisgender, binary, neurotypical people can all use neopronouns if they'd like.ĭo neopronouns harm trans people? Nope! In fact, most of the people who use them are trans themselves. Who can use neopronouns? Anyone! Neopronouns are more common with neurodivergent and nonbinary people, but there aren't any rules. Some people use them because they don’t feel like any of the standard pronouns fit them, some use them because they like the way they sound, and some people have totally different reasons! Why would someone use neopronouns? Many people experience a sense of gender euphoria when their neopronouns are used.

Some examples include xe/xem, bun/buns, and thon/thons. It/its pronouns are often included in the category since, while they are commonly used pronouns, they are not typically used for people. Basically, any pronouns that is not he/him, she/her, or they/them. What are neopronouns? Neopronouns are pronouns outside of those typically used. If you'd like elaboration on an answer, or you have something to add, feel free to let us know in a comment.

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