Pronoun Non-Conforming

Pronoun Non-Conforming (PNC), also known as Pronoun Variant, is a form of gender non-conformity in which one uses pronouns in a non-standard way. This includes:
 * Anyone who uses neopronouns, including nounself pronouns.
 * Anyone who use emojiself pronouns.
 * Anyone using they or it pronouns.
 * Anyone who uses multiple pronoun sets (multipronoun).
 * Binary people who use an atypical pronoun set (crosspronoun)—men using any pronouns other than he and women using any pronouns other than she.
 * Non-binary people who use he and/or she.
 * People who use variant sets of pronouns (varipronouns), such as she/zer/xyrself, he/hir/zimself.
 * People using binary pronouns because no other pronouns are available in their language.
 * People using no kind of pronoun at all.
 * People using all pronouns or almost all.
 * People who are indifferent about their pronouns—using any pronouns, or not caring about the pronouns people use.

Pronoun non-conformity can be used as a political statement or just as a descriptor for those wanting to highlight their non-conformity. Some examples of those who are pronoun non-conforming include she/her gays and he/him lesbians. People of any gender and any sexuality can be pronoun non-conforming.

History
The term pronoun non-conformity was coined by Tumblr user Vitorrubiao on  Aug 24th, 2018. The flag was based on the gender non-conforming flag.

Flag
The Alternate pronoun non-conforming flag was coined by a user going by Weniviere on November 18th, 2020. It was based off of the original flag. Dark blue stands for masculinity and static genders, light blue stands for kingenders and demigenders, white stands for multigenders and coric-genders, light pink stands for xenogenders and aesthetigenders, dark pink stands for femininity and fluid genders, purple stands for androgyny and genderlessness, light brown stands for unique genders (such as maverique) and neutrality, and dark brown stands for gender non-conforming/defying gender roles.