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(Image description: 10 rectangular images with multicolored gradient backgrounds and text in the center; every image has a different set of pronouns in large white text with a pronoun in smaller black cursive text in the middle. The pronouns are they/them/their/theirs/themself, ey/em/eir/eirs/eirself, she/her/hers/herself, he/him/his/himself, xe/xem/xyr/xyrs/xemself, zie/hir/hirs/hirself, ve/ver/vis/verself, sie/sier/siers/sierself, hy/hym/hys/hymself, and fae/faer/faers/faerself.)

[lucidchaos]

Simple NeoPronoun Guide For Everyone 🎃

Practice with pronouns

If you’re new to neo’s or having a hard time learning someone’s pronoun sets, this is an easy way to practice using them.

Neo Pronoun Lists carrd.co

A simple list with a decent amount of themed and non-themed pronouns. This is a more mobile friendly version of the long pronoun list.

Long Pronoun Lists tumblr

A more lengthy version that might be a little stressful for beginners, but really useful! It’s easier to read on pc. ❤︎

Pronoun Dressing Room

If you want to see if a pronoun set works for you, try this site! It puts your name, gender, and pronouns in sentences for you.

Pronouny.xyz

Share your personal pronouns and stay updated on your friends’ pronouns. You can also share names you use, and gendered nouns you’re comfortable and uncomfortable with! (example in bio)

If you want more information, I highly suggest reading Anagnori’s tumblr post. ‘A non-binary person’s guide to invented pronouns’

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a little disorganized thing on neopronouns in other languages, apologies for not covering a lot of languages! here’s a post about neopronouns in other languages :)

NOTE: IF YOURE GONNA SAY U SUPPORT NEOPRONOUNS IN THIS CONTEXT BUT NOT IN ENGLISH? DIE BY MY BLADE.

ALSO PRONOUNS DO NOT EQUAL GENDER HESBIANS AND SHE/HER GAYS ILY

transcript under the cut

Keep reading

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They/them pronouns are now acceptable in academic writing!!!

[la-laborista-republiko]

The Immortal Leslie Feinberg

Leslie Feinberg (zie/hir) (1949-2014) was an absolute giant, a foundational figure in queer liberation, workers’ rights, antiwar, and proletarian literature movements in the United States and around the world.  Perhaps best known for hir work as an author and as a Jewish nonbinary lesbian activist, zie was also an early member of the Workers’ World Party, longtime editor WW’s newspaper, and a close confidant of Sam Marcy, and was on the front line of a lot of struggles from the 1960s up until hir death in 2014.

Leslie’s most famous work is probably Stone Butch Blues, a simi-autobiography about growing up as a working-class nonbinary lesbian in 1950s/60s New York and the intersection between queer liberation and the labor movement.  Follow the link for a free PDF!  It is a must-read!  (MASSIVE trigger warnings for sexual assault and misogynistic and queerphobic violence throughout – shit gets pretty real)

Other must-reads include Lavender and Red: Liberation and Solidarity in the Gay and Lesbian Left, a collection of Leslie’s columns from the Workers’ World newspaper, most famously dwelling on the necessity of an international and working-class character for queer liberation.

And zie also gave us Transgender Liberation: A Movement Whose Time Has Come and Transgender Warriors: Making History From Joan of Arc to Dennis Rodman, works on queer theory and trans liberation from a materialist, working-class perspective.

Leslie was also one of the founders of Camp Trans, an ongoing protest against the janky-ass TERFs running the MichFest women’s music festival:

Amid the punk ethics of 1990’s identity politics, trans activists Leslie Feinberg and Riki Anne Wilchins spearhead a movement to protest the trans-exclusionary policy of a women’s music festival in CAMP TRANS.

And here’s Leslie giving hir amazing lecture, Beyond Pink Or Blue: The Transgender Movement Yesterday, Today, and in the Future:

Though Leslie tragically passed away from Lyme disease in 2014, hir legacy will live on forever.

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From the “Beyond Pink or Blue” video:

We can’t throw enough people overboard to be acceptable to our enemies, all we can do is weaken the movement by doing that

[genderqueer-dream]

Neopronouns are lovely!

[hicktrender]

gnc trans ppl don’t deserve to be misgendered!

closeted trans ppl don’t deserve to be misgendered!

non-passing trans ppl don’t deserve to be misgendered!

trans ppl who don’t can’t / don’t want to transition don’t deserve to be misgendered!

nb trans ppl don’t deserve to be misgendered!

trans ppl u don’t like don’t deserve to be misgendered!

trans ppl who “present as their agab” don’t deserve to be misgendered!

fat trans ppl don’t deserve to be misgendered!

mentally ill trans ppl don’t deserve to be misgendered!

autistic trans ppl don’t deserve to be misgendered!

“cringey” trans ppl don’t deserve to be misgendered!

trans ppl with “weird” identities or pronouns don’t deserve to be misgendered!

all trans ppl deserve respect!

using someone’s correct pronouns + not misgendering them is literally basic human decency!

(yes, this goes for even the trans ppl u disagree with, or trans ppl u think are weird or “fake”!!!)

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hiatus

we are discontinuing with new reblogs and posts. asks/submissions closed. we are happy we provided contents and stuffies for our 1k followers we achieved these days, that’s why this blog will keep here as an archive as its name implies, however we are provisionally in hiatus for undetermined time

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Eye related pronouns sets

I made sum pronounz 4 myself n i wantd 2 share them bcuz im happy w them....

stare- sar/stare/stars/stareself

sight- si/sight/sights/sightself

see- s/see/sees/seeself

look- l/look/looks/lookself

visual- vi/visual/vis/visualself

vision- vi/vision/vis/visionself

view- vie/view/views/viewself

observe- ob/observe/obs/observeself

gaze- ga/gaze/gaz/gazeself or gaz/gaze/gazes/gazeself

pupil- pu/pupil/pupi/pupilself

cornea- co/cornea/cors/corneaself

iris- ir/iris/is/irisself

retina- ret/retina/rets/retinaself

optic- op/optic/pt/opticself

ommeta- om/ommeta/meta/ommetaself or o/ommeta/om/ommsetaself

scopo- sco/scopo/scop/scopoself

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EY/EM/EIR Pronouns

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Ve/Ven Pride Flags

Lesbian 1A | Lesbian 1B, Gay/LGBT+, Bi | Trans, Nonbinary, Pan Aromantic, Asexual, Polysexual | Lesbian 2A-B:

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Hey! Is there a gender for androgynous females? On people who use she/they pronouns but lean more towards androgynous then feminine? If not by any chance could you make your idea of a flag? Thank you so so so much!

Well, I made some simple combo flags because I didn’t find anything for androgynous women.From top to bottom: feminine androgyne 1, she/they androgyne 1, feminine androgyne 2, she/they androgyne 2.If you check the “my pronoun flags” tag, you can see my she/they flag somewhere in there, as well as she and they separately.

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Mae/Mim/Mair Pride Flags

Lesbian 1A | Lesbian 1B, Gay/LGBT+, Bi | Trans, Nonbinary, Pan Aromantic, Asexual, Polysexual | Lesbian 2A-B:

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a short collection of pre-tumblr neopronouns

alternatively titled, “no, neopronouns are not just a tumblr-invented fad”

sourced from this page.

middle english: ha or a (surviving in some british dialects today, as well as un, hoo and u)

c. 1850: ne/nis/nim, hiser

1868: en

1884: thon/thons, hi/hes/hem, le/lis/lim, hiser/himer, ip/ips

1888: ir/iro/im

1890: e/es/em

1912: he'er/him'er/his'er/his'er’s

1927: ha/hez/hem, on, hesh/hizzer/himmer

c. 1930: thir

1935: himorher

1938: se/sim/sis

1945: hse

1970: she/heris/herim, co/cos, ve/vis/ver

1972: tey/term/tem, shis/shim/shims/shimself, ze/zim/zees/zeeself, per/pers

1973: na/nan/naself, s|he*, him|er*, his-or-her

1974: en/es/ar, hisorher, herorhis

1975: ey/eir/em

1977: e/ris/rim, em/ems

1978: ae, hir

1979: et/ets/etself, shey/sheir/sheirs

1980: it

1981: heshe/hes/hem

1984: hann

1985: herm, che/chim/chis

1992: per/pers/pem

1995: ne/nes/nem, wun (pl. wuns or wen, also used in place of generic man, and as gentlewuns and wunkind)

* = s|he & him|er use / instead of |, but I used | here to differentiate it from the standard layout of pronoun sets. they’re written as s/he and him/er.

these are just the pronouns listed on one page - there are more out there (wikipedia has some), & imagine how many were never recorded!

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All Pronouns are awesome!

Do you use he/him? Amazing. She/Her? Incredible. They/Them? Perfect. Both She/her and he/him? Astounding. She/They? Beautiful. He/They? Great. She/He/They? Delightful. Xe/Xem? Marvelous. Ze/Zir? Excellent. Other Neopronouns? Exceptional. It/Its? Superb. Fae/Faer? Magnificent. Bun/Buns? Shining. You don’t use pronouns at all? Splendid. All pronouns and uses of them are valid. I love you all.

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Pronounamoric terms

Just an idea

Nonbinaria-/nobinaria- attraction to she/her nonbinary people

Nonbinario-/nobinario- attraction to he/him nonbinary people

To be use as nobinariosexual, nonbinariaromantic, nobinarioplatonic and so on. And of course with these I'm also creating binariosexual/binariasexual and binariaromantic/binarioromantic:

Binaria- attracted to she/her binary folks

Binario- attracted to he/him binary folks

Other ideas:

She-/Her-/Hers- attraction to she/her people

They-/Their-/Theirs-/Them- attraction to they/them people

It-/its- attraction to it/its people

His-/Him- attraction to he/him people

To be used as himsexual/hersexual/themsexual/itsexual (as in herself/himself/themself/itself)/theirsexual/theysexual and theirsromantic/theyromantic/hisromantic/sheromantic/hersromantic (heromantic, himromantic and herromantic could be so similar sounding)/itsromantic/itromantic.

I could had included no(n)/binari(x/e/y/u)- and some neopronounamoric identities but since neolingual determiners/articles/terminations/word roots can't be translated at all (i.e. I can't imply all ey/em person uses e/éle/e or elle (West Iberian neopronoun/s)) and singular they can't be 〈officially〉 translated to some languages too, I won't be authoritative in other people's self-determined pronoun.

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S/he flags

Full pronoun sets: (s)he/(s)hir, (s)hes, (s)her, (s)his/(s)hers or (s)hirs/(s)him [or (s)hem?]/(s)hirself, (s)herself, (s)heself, (s)hiself, (s)hisself, (s)himself [or (s)hemself] | he/his/him/himself or she/her/hers/herself.

How to use: when spelled could be “he or she” or “she or he”, however it could also apply for people alternating he/she and she/he pronouns, as showing no preference as not she nor he come first. Then this is either an unipronoun/monopronoun or bipronoun, more surely an ambipronoun because ambiguity purpose.

The flags are bisected by a monopixelated purplish line to show ambivalence hence both parts come together while not firstly. Two flags because both the top and left sides may represent the beginning.