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'''Fraypronominal''' is when the pronouns one uses are more likely to change the more one uses them. For example, one could feel comfortable with xe/xem pronouns and start using them, however, the more those pronouns are used for them the more one begins to feel uncomfortable with those pronouns and so will change their pronouns. This term most commonly applies to [[Neopronouns|neopronoun users]], but a fraypronominal person may also use traditional pronouns. It is also possible for someone who is fraypronominal to eventually have their pronouns stop changing. |
'''Fraypronominal''' is when the pronouns one uses are more likely to change the more one uses them. For example, one could feel comfortable with xe/xem pronouns and start using them, however, the more those pronouns are used for them the more one begins to feel uncomfortable with those pronouns and so will change their pronouns. This term most commonly applies to [[Neopronouns|neopronoun users]], but a fraypronominal person may also use traditional pronouns. It is also possible for someone who is fraypronominal to eventually have their pronouns stop changing. |
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Revision as of 23:20, 19 November 2020
Fraypronominal is when the pronouns one uses are more likely to change the more one uses them. For example, one could feel comfortable with xe/xem pronouns and start using them, however, the more those pronouns are used for them the more one begins to feel uncomfortable with those pronouns and so will change their pronouns. This term most commonly applies to neopronoun users, but a fraypronominal person may also use traditional pronouns. It is also possible for someone who is fraypronominal to eventually have their pronouns stop changing.