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Mispronominal is a term describing people who feel comfortable with a set of pronouns when certain people refer to them as such, but when other people refer to them with these pronouns it feels uncomfortable or may even spark a feeling of dysphoria. An example can be how maybe when the mispronominal person's sibling uses he/him its okay, but when other people refer to them as he/him it's uncomfortable.

Mispronominal people may feel comfortable with some people using a certain set of pronouns for them that other people can't without discomfort because of a close emotional bond with the person, the sound of their voice while saying the pronouns, or for unspecified/unidentifiable reasons.

Mispronominal people most likely are also Multipronominal, and will have at least one set of pronouns that is comfortable at all times, if not more.

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This term was coined by a FANDOM user who would wish to remain anonymous regarding this on December 24, 2021. They made the term regarding their own experience with pronouns and gender

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	'''Mispronominal''' is a term describing people who feel comfortable with a set of pronouns when certain people refer to them as such, but when other people refer to them with these pronouns it ~~becomes~~ uncomfortable or even ~~sparks~~ a feeling of dysphoria. An example can be how maybe when the mispronominal person's sibling uses he/him its okay, but when other people refer to them as he/him it's uncomfortable.		'''Mispronominal''' is a term describing people who feel comfortable with a set of pronouns when certain people refer to them as such, but when other people refer to them with these pronouns it feels uncomfortable or may even spark a feeling of dysphoria. An example can be how maybe when the mispronominal person's sibling uses he/him its okay, but when other people refer to them as he/him it's uncomfortable.

	Mispronominal people may feel comfortable with some people using a certain set of pronouns for them that other people can't without discomfort because of a close emotional bond with the person, the sound of their voice while saying the pronouns, or for unspecified/unidentifiable reasons.		Mispronominal people may feel comfortable with some people using a certain set of pronouns for them that other people can't without discomfort because of a close emotional bond with the person, the sound of their voice while saying the pronouns, or for unspecified/unidentifiable reasons.