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[[File:Aprespronominal.png|thumb|The aprespronominal flag by DespOIcito.]] |
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'''Aprespronominal''' is a term for when |
'''Aprespronominal''' is a term for when an individual only feels comfortable being referred to with certain pronouns by other individuals close to them. Those who are not close to the individual cannot use those pronouns, and would instead use different or no pronouns for this individual. |
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An example could be someone who uses they/them pronouns, but only allows |
An example could be someone who uses they/them pronouns, but only allows others close to them to use she/her for them. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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This term was created on the 20th of January, 2023 by Miraheze user DespOIcito.<ref>https://despoicito.carrd.co/#terms</ref> |
This term was created on the 20th of January, 2023 by Miraheze user DespOIcito.<ref>https://despoicito.carrd.co/#terms</ref> |
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==Flag== |
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The flag was created by Miraheze user DespOIcito on the same day the term was coined. |
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The green represents the connection that is required to use those certain pronouns. The pink is an inversion of the green, to represent how not having that connection means you cannot use those pronouns. The black represents the absence of that pronoun if you are not close to that individual. |
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== Resources == |
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[[Category:Pronouns]] |
[[Category:Pronouns]] |
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[[Category:Flagless Identities]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:13, 23 January 2023
Aprespronominal is a term for when an individual only feels comfortable being referred to with certain pronouns by other individuals close to them. Those who are not close to the individual cannot use those pronouns, and would instead use different or no pronouns for this individual.
An example could be someone who uses they/them pronouns, but only allows others close to them to use she/her for them.
History
This term was created on the 20th of January, 2023 by Miraheze user DespOIcito.[1]
Flag
The flag was created by Miraheze user DespOIcito on the same day the term was coined. The green represents the connection that is required to use those certain pronouns. The pink is an inversion of the green, to represent how not having that connection means you cannot use those pronouns. The black represents the absence of that pronoun if you are not close to that individual.