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Pronoun-averse refers to an individual who is repulsed by the use of certain pronouns for oneself. There are multiple types of pronoun aversion, ranging from repulsion to a single set of pronouns, to repulsion to all of them. An individual experiencing the latter may prefer to be referred to solely by name and identify as nullpronominal and/or apothipronominal. An individual experiencing the former might find themselves using all pronouns except one set. For example, someone who is repulsed by being called she/her pronouns might use everything except she/her, and might identify as almopronominal.

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The term pronoun-averse was coined with help by fandom user doctorsherlockstrange on November 19, 2020.

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-=== Description ===
-An individual who identifies as '''pronoun-adverse''' is a person who is repulsed by the use of certain pronouns for them. There are multiple types of pronoun adversity, ranging from repulsion to a single set of pronouns, to repulsion to all of them. A person experiencing the latter may prefer to be referred to solely by name and identify as [[nullpronominal]] or [[apothipronomial]]. A person experiencing the former might find themselves using all pronouns except one set, for example everything except she/her, and call themselves she/her adverse.
+'''Pronoun-averse''' refers to an individual who is repulsed by the use of certain pronouns for oneself. There are multiple types of pronoun aversion, ranging from repulsion to a single set of pronouns, to repulsion to all of them. An individual experiencing the latter may prefer to be referred to solely by name and identify as [[nullpronominal]] and/or [[apothipronominal]]. An individual experiencing the former might find themselves using all pronouns except one set. For example, someone who is repulsed by being called she/her pronouns might use everything except she/her, and might identify as [[almopronominal]].
-=== History ===
+== History ==
-The term pronoun adverse was coined with help by fandom user doctorsherlockstrange on November 19th 2020.
+The term pronoun-averse was coined with help by fandom user doctorsherlockstrange on November 19, 2020.
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+[[Category:Pronouns]]
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