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    '''Pronoun-adverse''' refers to 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]] and/or [[apothipronomial]]. A person experiencing the former might find themselves using all pronouns except one set, for example everything except she/her, and is repulsed by being called she/her.
    === 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.


    === History ===
    == History ==
    The term pronoun adverse was coined with help by fandom user doctorsherlockstrange on November 19th 2020.
    The term pronoun adverse was coined with help by fandom user doctorsherlockstrange on November 19th 2020.
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    Revision as of 17:49, 20 November 2020

    Pronoun-adverse refers to 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 and/or apothipronomial. A person experiencing the former might find themselves using all pronouns except one set, for example everything except she/her, and is repulsed by being called she/her.

    History

    The term pronoun adverse was coined with help by fandom user doctorsherlockstrange on November 19th 2020.

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