E/e/y/ine/eself

"Y" is pronounced like the letter i

Examples: E went to the store to grab eself y favorite snack. The snack is all ine!

Ah/meh/mah/mahn/mehself

Examples: Ah went to the store to grab mehself mah favorite snack. The snack is all mahn!

Feel free to use these!

I’m making an OC and I want some pretty cool punk rock pronouns, they can be either neutral, feminine, or masculine, I don’t care, they’re pretty gender not-conforming, so it doesn’t really matter. I guess their genderpunk, they completely disregard gender norms.

So the best thing just happened to me during math today. So I didn't put my phone in the phone prison pouch because I needed it for my music because I was having a really bad shutdown episode (I'm autistic) and music was the only thing making me not cry. My teacher thought I put my phone in the pouch and (to encourage kids to do it more, the teachers gives us candy) she gave me a candy. I was so confused as to why she did, but went with it because it's candy who cares.

Anyway:

TW: Caps

I had to correct her and say my phone wasn’t in the pouch because my phone is space themed (and in my pocket, but I didn't let her know that because I didn't want it sent to the office for a parent to pick it up). She gave me another girl's candy, AND SAID: “Oh, sorry. I gave your candy to him.” MY MATH TEACHER CALLED ME BY HE/HIM PRONOUNS! I felt a little happy but overall indifferent. Is that a good or bad thing? Hearing someone say a pronoun for me and reading it off my electronic device are 2 different things. So I’m going to feel different when it happens. I was happy in fact that she called my Jayden and by he/him pronouns in class, even if calling me by he/him was a mistake (IDK if it is or not).

I've noticed that my math teacher will change what pronouns she uses for me based on what I'm wearing. The first few days were sorta fem outfits since that's all I could find and she called me she/her. I wore shorts and a random sweater I found and she called me they/them, I wore a varsity sweater today for school photos and put my hair in a man bun and she called me he/him. It's interesting and does mean a lot to me.

The counselor lady walked into the class and asked for me, and Mrs. Math Teacher said, “Jayden? He’s right there!” And pointed to me. (I got in trouble, but that's not important to the story, so anyway...)

I've also noticed that teacher tend to gender me and treat me different based on the gendered clothing I'm wearing. It's interesting. I'm not sure entirely what I like, but I know I don't like she/her.

If anyone knows any plz tell me 🥺

In our last spam of vandalism, I've noticed that we lost some of our pages, including our she/her page. I'm unsure if there's another way to solve this problem other than attempting to re-create the page.

i went on this wiki and for basically every article ive seen, every other comment is someone being transphobic 😭

-gene (he/it/void/river/deep + more)

I'm looking for a label like Faepronominal but for only feminine pronouns, instead of using both feminine and neutral pronouns.

Please, to whoever adds them without asking a native speaker first, stop, all three of them are written inconsistently, have mistakes or just plain misinformation.

I'm a native speaker, please ask and I'll help.

Does anyone use singular those and these as pronouns?

This wiki has so much potential, but they had the missed opportunity to add:

angelself,angryself,animalself,annoyingself,antiself,antself,arachnidself,araself,artself,babyself,bakeself,barkself,bigself,biteself,blingself,bloodself,bludself,bowself,brazilself,broself,browserself,bufferself,butterflyself,cakeself,carrotself,chefself,chocolateself,clawself,cocktailself,coffeeself,cookieself,cozyself,creatureself,creeperself,creepyself,cringeself,crybabyself,cryself,cuteself,darkself,digitalself,dinnerself,dogself,donutself,doodleself,eclipself,eepyself,eldritchself,emoself,enbyself,endself,fangself,flapself,floofself,freezeself,frillself,frogself,ghostself,gloomyself,goatself,goldself,gothicself,gothself,grassself,growlself,hipself,hissself,hoorayself,horrorself,hungryself,immortalself,inkself,insaneself,jpgself,kidself,laceself,lionself,loadself,loveself,lusgsekf,luvself,macaronself,meatself,mistself,moonself,muffinself,mustardself,neoself,newself,numbself,oceanself,partself,pepperself,petalself,pieself,pixelself,pngself,popsicleself,puffself,pumpkinself,pumpself,rabbitself,rainself,ribbonself,riverself,roarself,sadnesself,sanrioself,santaself,satanself,satinself,saveself,seaself,shineself,shortcakeself,shrimpself,siteself,skyself,smoothieself,smoothself,snarlself,sneerself,sobself,soupself,sparkleself,sparkself,spiceself,spiderself,spikeself,starfishself,steakself,stemself,stramself,strangerself,stresself,sunlightself,sweaterself,tabself,tearself,teaself,tntself,trojanself,velvetself,veneerself,virtualself,virusself,wareself,webself,weirdself,whiteself,wingself,wolfself,wowself,xenoself,yarnself,yawnself,yippeeself,yipself,zombieself,zombself

:3

Is it ok to use feminine pronouns (especially zhe/zher) if I'm a cis male?

Hey there, new here and had a few questions so I’m putting them all in one post. Sorry in advance if this makes barely any sense or is easily available info, currently sick with a cold and so a little out of it :’)

1. All pronoun pages I happened to click on here had a flag at the top - would I have to add a flag if I want to coin a set and make a page here, or could I just make a page coining the set? (Honestly my main concern is accidentally copying an existing flag)

2. On that note… I don’t know what I’m supposed to include in a page here and I suck at editing pages. Is there a guideline anywhere?

3. We’re a system and several of us use neopronouns, many of which I haven’t seen on this site. Is it okay to just.. add a bunch at once, or should we wait between adding?

4. If I can find a set but not the origin, who would I put as the coiner? Us, or a filler “unknown coiner” type thing?

5. If we technically coined a pronoun set around 2020/2021, posted it places and taught it to several people (and even got gifted a commissioned discord emoji for it), but never made one specific post anywhere about it fully explaining it, would I still put that as a coining date? Or would I just leave the date out of it entirely? (And would I put our Fandom username as the coiner even though we first posted it other places?)

So sorry for all the questions, I have no earthly idea what I’m doing lol

- Joel (Midnight Sys)

So I found this page made on october 24 2020 on reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/genderqueer/comments/jh3s9e/neopronoun_help/

And also this one at an unknown date:

https://pronounsksk.carrd.co/

The pronouns that caught my attention was angel/angels. I wanted to add it to this wiki, but they don't have a lot of info, so I will recoin them!!

subject pronoun — ang, ange or angel

objective pronoun — angel

possessive determiner — angels

possessive pronoun — angels

reflexive pronoun — angelself

EX: This morning, I went with angel to the park and ang/ange/angel brought angels frisbee. At least I think it was angels. By the end of the day, ang started throwing the frisbee to angelself.

What do you think?

Pronounexpressfluid is when your pronouns change depending on your gender expression.

Flag for this:

For some gender neutral pronouns I feel like the gender vibes they give can depend on who says them. eg. the Mree/Murr pronouns i coined are quite neutral (in my opinion), but if said with a masculine voice they feel more masculine, and more feminine with a feminine voice, even if the person they're talking about is the opposite, or is neutral themself.

There is likely a logical reason why I think like this, and it probably is just that a masculine voice gets associated to a more masculine vibe of every word they say, or the other way around with a feminine voice, but who knows.

Am I alone in this?

Idk feels like a weird thing so I feel like it's just me.

Anyways, have a great day

I really like my pronouns. I don’t know why just looking at the words “They/Them, He/Him, Zhe/Zher, She/Her” makes me all happy and giddy and blushing.

@Rainyve there is a Mree/Murr page along with a Murr/Mrem page, what's the difference between both (is one more masculine-leaning, or is it just the same with 2 different variations?)