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a nameless, pronounless person (plural)
Idk. I don't have a name, I heavily prefer people not using pronouns for me. I'm probably a split of either Spear (he/it/spear/sharp/scav) or Jem (he/they), but we're not sure. They've decided to call me "???", kind of pronounced "euh?" like a questioning sound because yknow. question marks. but it's a problem. it's hard to be a person who can't be referred to. we've had pronounless people before but never nameless people. advice?
-??? (none preferred, or they/he/it/whatever)
univoidpronominal!
univoidpronominal-
a term for being 1stp pronounless (without 1st person pronouns)! this would lead to having the same sentence structure but removing the first-person pronouns- sometimes it's adding a simple connecting word like "the" to make it still make sense
for example: I gotta go -> gotta go; I hope they like my cake -> hope they like the cake!
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term and flag by me, requested by anon! tagging @radiomogai :3
Here we have a non-binary person named Shripecal Tomb Hocking (shri-Peck-ul, somewhat rhymes with 'Typical'), commonly known as S. This is the same S from Betty Swanson's description yesterday, and as previously stated S uses no pronouns. S chose the names Shripecal and Tomb to reflect how other names commonly are: the name 'Shripectal' is an amalgamation of words to the point that the meaning of them is lost, much like how names lose their inherently understood meaning over time while Tomb is a word understood in English today (also having the middle name Tomb is kind of cool). The name Hocking is S's original family name, so it wasn't chosen by S (and I chose it because I think Shripecal Tomb Hocking sounds good). S is quite playful with names, as may be clear (ah, the influence of the creator of the art and description, hahahaa). S finds it amusing to wear clothing with letters other than S, such as that jacket. Outside of names, S is the roommate of Betty Swanson and does most of the cooking. S has been a fan of pasta since youth and spaghetti was one of the first things S learned to cook. As such S makes it very well and at least once a week, often twice. Sexuality statement time: S is bisexual.
i'm a bigender gaylm guy/gal (just guy and gal!) and I just wanted to say thank you for the awesome blog and poll! I'm nullpronominal / pronounless and I'm so surprised that option was as high as 0.7% on the poll, or even included!
Of course! I think pronounless people are super cool so of course I included your funky pronouns (or lack thereof) in the poll. And yeah, 0.7% on the poll means there are about four of you! So you have three new friends :D
question: what does nullpronomial mean? /genq
Nullpronomial means not using 3rd person pronouns (such as he/she/they/it/etc etc).
A wiki page about it is here and a guide on referring to nullpronomial people (like mod) is here.
LEGO released that Pride LEGO set and I decided to channel my best friend and make them into a whole mess of OCs of various genders, races, and sexualities. Starting off with one that immediately stuck out to me in my brainstorming with Sonata an Australian Aboriginal who uses no pronouns just Sonata's name and is Reciprosexual. I'm very happy with the design and I'm hoping to get the full set done before the end of June! so look forward to that! Credit to @rainbowlack for the pronounless pride flag