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* Anyone who uses [[neopronouns]], or [[Nounself Pronouns|nounself pronouns]]. |
* Anyone who uses [[neopronouns]], or [[Nounself Pronouns|nounself pronouns]]. |
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* People who use [[Emojiself Pronouns|emojiself pronouns]]. |
* People who use [[Emojiself Pronouns|emojiself pronouns]]. |
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* Anyone who uses multiple |
* Anyone who uses multiple pronoun sets ([[multipronouns]]). |
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* Binary people who use an “unexpected” |
* [[Binary Genders|Binary]] people who use an “unexpected” pronoun set ([[Crosspronoun|crosspronouns]]): men using any pronouns other than "he" and women using any pronouns other than "she". |
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* Non-binary people who use "gendered" pronouns (he and she). |
* [[Non-Binary|Non-binary]] people who use "gendered" pronouns (he and she). |
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* People who use variant sets of pronouns ([[Varipronoun|varipronouns]]), such as she/zer/xyrself, he/hir/zimself, etc. |
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* People using binary pronouns because no other pronouns are available in their language. |
* People using binary pronouns because no other pronouns are available in their language. |
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* People using no kind of pronoun ([[Nullpronoun|nullpronouns]]). |
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* Pronoun indifference (using any pronouns). |
* Pronoun indifference (using any pronouns, or not caring about the pronouns people use). |
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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 Gay|she/her gays]] and [[He/Him Lesbian|he/him lesbians]]. |
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 Gay|she/her gays]] and [[He/Him Lesbian|he/him lesbians]]. |
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Revision as of 01:03, 19 May 2020
Pronoun Non-Conforming (PNC) also known as pronoun variant is a form of gender non-conformity in which one uses non-standard pronouns. This includes:
- Anyone who uses neopronouns, or nounself pronouns.
- People who use emojiself pronouns.
- Anyone who uses multiple pronoun sets (multipronouns).
- Binary people who use an “unexpected” pronoun set (crosspronouns): men using any pronouns other than "he" and women using any pronouns other than "she".
- Non-binary people who use "gendered" pronouns (he and she).
- People who use variant sets of pronouns (varipronouns), such as she/zer/xyrself, he/hir/zimself, etc.
- People using binary pronouns because no other pronouns are available in their language.
- People using no kind of pronoun (nullpronouns).
- Pronoun indifference (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.
History
The term pronoun non-conformity was coined by Tumblr user Vitorrubiao on Aug 24th, 2018[1]. The flag was based on the gender non-conforming flag[2].