1) Do you support the introduction of laws that will compel people to use neopronouns in everyday speech?
2) Do you think that since there will be a point where there would be hundreds or thousands of neopronouns that it will cause more problems than they solve in such large numbers, especially in everyday interactions?
3) people (english speaking people online that is) have been very vocal about other languages adopting the neopronoun logic. This will not translate well, or at all, in other languages, yet they are adamant that if they are not implemented this will proves the other countries/cultures are sexist/transphobic etc. Isn't this a form of americano-centrism/anglo-centrism and even cultural imperialism?
1) Do you support the introduction of laws that will compel people to use neopronouns in everyday speech?
2) Do you think that since there will be a point where there would be hundreds or thousands of neopronouns that it will cause more problems than they solve in such large numbers, especially in everyday interactions?
3) people (english speaking people online that is) have been very vocal about other languages adopting the neopronoun logic. This will not translate well, or at all, in other languages, yet they are adamant that if they are not implemented this will proves the other countries/cultures are sexist/transphobic etc. Isn't this a form of americano-centrism/anglo-centrism and even cultural imperialism?
i genuinely have no idea how to answer some of these questions. Most if not all neopronouns are exclusively meant for online use, because we know they'll never be used for us irl. Neurodivergent people (like myself) use neopronouns because we have a very complicated relationship with our gender, and we feel as if neopronouns express our gender identity better.
The Alpha and Omega.
i genuinely have no idea how to answer some of these questions. Most if not all neopronouns are exclusively meant for online use, because we know they'll never be used for us irl. Neurodivergent people (like myself) use neopronouns because we have a very complicated relationship with our gender, and we feel as if neopronouns express our gender identity better.
thank you
genuine question. so do you identify as a flower? or a skull?
edit: and have you considered that the usage of emojis or the expansion beyond traditional neopronouns has now caused them to be viewed as a joke by many inside & outside the community? (not meant to be mean or aggressive, but it's an opinion i see very frequently)
Pronouns don't equal gender. Someone can identify as a male but use she/her pronouns. So if someone uses 🌸/🌸self or 💀/💀self pronouns, it doesn't mean they identify as a flower or a skull
ah. so what i meant to say was- is it flowerself or skullself or both? or is it like an actual emoji
ah. so what i meant to say was- is it flowerself or skullself or both?
it's both depending on what whoever ur talking to prefers. it's mostly about preference but I can't speak for OP. But in my own experience, use neopronouns, more specifically xe/xem. I don't mind if people call me he/him AND xe/xem. In my case, it'd be both.
it's both depending on what whoever ur talking to prefers. it's mostly about preference but I can't speak for OP. But in my own experience, use neopronouns, more specifically xe/xem. I don't mind if people call me he/him AND xe/xem. In my case, it'd be both.
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interesting
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But this is interesting ! Unheard of where I come from
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thank 
so I used the selfmate spell 
