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Varipronoun is a form of pronoun non-conformity where one mixes or modifies existing pronoun set(s) to create new set. These mixed sets can involve the standard pronoun sets (he, she, they) and/or neopronouns. There are several different ways pronoun sets can be combined or modified:

Two or more pronoun sets are mixed to create a single set. For example, ones pronouns could be xe/him/xyr/xyrs/himself. In this example this person mixes the "xe" pronoun set and the "he" pronoun set. They would be referred to with "xe" in the nominative case, and "him" in the accusative case.
Unusual conjugations of the standard pronoun sets. For example, she/sher/shes/shers/sherself, he/her/hes/he(r)s/he(r)self, etc. People may prefer these sets because they like the idea of transcending lexical agreement.
The words themselves are combined. For example, if one wants to combine the "he" and "they" pronoun sets the resulting pronouns could be hey/hem/heir/heirs/heirself.

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-'''Varipronoun''' is a form of [[Pronoun Non-Conforming|pronoun non-conformity]] where one mixes different pronoun sets, these mixed sets can involve the standard pronoun sets (he, she, they) and/or [[neopronouns]]. Varipronouns can have several different variations.
+'''Varipronoun''' is a form of [[Pronoun Non-Conforming|pronoun non-conformity]] where one mixes or modifies existing [[Pronouns|pronoun]] set(s) to create new set. These mixed sets can involve the standard pronoun sets (he, she, they) and/or [[neopronouns]]. There are several different ways pronoun sets can be combined or modified:
+# Two or more pronoun sets are mixed to create a single set. For example, ones pronouns could be xe/him/xyr/xyrs/himself. In this example this person mixes the "xe" pronoun set and the "he" pronoun set. They would be referred to with "xe" in the nominative case, and "him" in the accusative case.
+# Unusual conjugations of the standard pronoun sets. For example, she/sher/shes/shers/sherself, he/her/hes/he(r)s/he(r)self, etc. People may prefer these sets because they like the idea of transcending lexical agreement.
-) Two pronoun sets are mixed to create a single set. For example, ones pronouns could be xe/him/xyr/xyrs/himself. In this example this person mixes the "xe" pronoun set and the "he" pronoun set. They would be referred to with "xe" in the nominative case, and "him" in the accusative case.
+# The words themselves are combined. For example, if one wants to combine the "he" and "they" pronoun sets the resulting pronouns could be hey/hem/heir/heirs/heirself.
-) Unusual conjugations of the standard pronoun sets. For example, she/sher/shes/shers/sherself, he/her/hes/he(r)s/he(r)self, etc. People may prefer these sets because they like transcending lexical agreement.
-) The words themselves are combined. For example, if one wants to combine the "he" and "they" pronoun sets the resulting pronouns could be hey/hem/heir/heirs/heirself.
 [[Category:Identity]]
+[[Category:Terminology]]