Pronouns that someone makes up to make themselves more comfortable with their pronouns if pronouns like he she or they don't make them feel good about themselves, it could be anything from zie/zir to owl/owls
Person: hey, I would like it if you referred to me by neopronouns, specifically xe/xem
Someone else: Ok! Like if you dropped something I would say "xe dropped this, I should go back to give it back to xem" right?
Person: yes exactly! Thank you!
Someone else: Ok! Like if you dropped something I would say "xe dropped this, I should go back to give it back to xem" right?
Person: yes exactly! Thank you!
by BloomLove February 03, 2022
Pronouns used by an individual who can't fully express their gender identity with she/her, he/him or they/them pronouns.
They might seem difficult to get used to, but they will really help the individual feel like they can trust you if you use them.
Using someone's correct pronouns is a great sign of respect, and it's greatly appreciated.
Examples of neopronouns are:
Xe/xim
Xe/xer
Xe/xem
Etc.
These are just more common neopronouns, but really they can be almost anything.
They might seem difficult to get used to, but they will really help the individual feel like they can trust you if you use them.
Using someone's correct pronouns is a great sign of respect, and it's greatly appreciated.
Examples of neopronouns are:
Xe/xim
Xe/xer
Xe/xem
Etc.
These are just more common neopronouns, but really they can be almost anything.
Harold : Hey, what are your pronouns?
Dante: Oh, I go by xe/xim, they are neopronouns
Harold: oh cool, can you use that in an example?
Dante : Sure! 'xe loves ice cream, it makes xim happy'
Harold: Thanks! I respect your pronouns even if it will take some getting used to!
Dante: It means a lot to me, genuinely.
Dante: Oh, I go by xe/xim, they are neopronouns
Harold: oh cool, can you use that in an example?
Dante : Sure! 'xe loves ice cream, it makes xim happy'
Harold: Thanks! I respect your pronouns even if it will take some getting used to!
Dante: It means a lot to me, genuinely.
by XSourLemonX March 29, 2021
Neopronouns are normally associated with twitter users. Neopronouns are used by those same twitter users to replace real pronouns like he/she, with weird ones like ze/dre/zir... They claim it's a way for them to express themselves and feel comfortable in the world but in reality it is a facade made to cover up the fact that they have no fathers as their fathers didnt love them so they left.
Twitter user: My pronouns are ze/zem/zir/zemself and if you dont use them you are a racist nazi
Normal person: do you want me to call your dad?
Twitter user: What are you talking about? i have a dad you fucking looser hahaha
Normal person: Oh really? cause it seems like you use neopronouns so that obviously means you dont have a dad
Twitter user: *Leaves omegle call and cries while eating 17 big macs while dying hair blue and green*
*Remember, the only valid pronouns are he/she*
Normal person: do you want me to call your dad?
Twitter user: What are you talking about? i have a dad you fucking looser hahaha
Normal person: Oh really? cause it seems like you use neopronouns so that obviously means you dont have a dad
Twitter user: *Leaves omegle call and cries while eating 17 big macs while dying hair blue and green*
*Remember, the only valid pronouns are he/she*
by Terry Tells Truths June 21, 2022
Neopronouns are used by people that do not feel comfortable or like themselves using cisgender pronouns such as she/her or he/him In my example I am using xe/xem pronouns, but there are several other neopronouns as well :)
Xe went to buy me my food, xy'll be back soon though. I'll tell xem you stopped by!
neopronouns- pronouns to use in the place of cisgender pronouns
neopronouns- pronouns to use in the place of cisgender pronouns
by DannicaMorgan January 27, 2022
When you’re reading this, you’re either a mad cishet male looking for trouble or just someone curious for what neopronouns are. Either way, keep reading to educate yourself! (and if you’re the first option, don’t be stubborn just listen up)
First up, let’s talk about pronouns. We use pronouns to replace nouns in sentences instead of saying the name over and over again, like “Matilda is so kind, and Matilda is my best friend.” Instead of this sentence, you can replace the second/repeating names with a pronoun such as she, or he, etc. The corrected sentence would be: “Matilda is so kind, and she is my best friend.” When you don’t know someone’s pronouns, the best pronoun to use would be they, since it’s gender neutral.
Now that we know what pronouns are, let’s learn about neopronouns! Neopronouns are just pronouns outside of she, he, or they, and they can basically be anything as long as it isn’t problematic. Neopronouns are commonly used by neurodivergent people and they are SIMPLY used JUST for the persons comfort! So there is no reason to attack them over a silly little name. If it’s cringy, just cringe and get on with your life! Easy as that :)
First up, let’s talk about pronouns. We use pronouns to replace nouns in sentences instead of saying the name over and over again, like “Matilda is so kind, and Matilda is my best friend.” Instead of this sentence, you can replace the second/repeating names with a pronoun such as she, or he, etc. The corrected sentence would be: “Matilda is so kind, and she is my best friend.” When you don’t know someone’s pronouns, the best pronoun to use would be they, since it’s gender neutral.
Now that we know what pronouns are, let’s learn about neopronouns! Neopronouns are just pronouns outside of she, he, or they, and they can basically be anything as long as it isn’t problematic. Neopronouns are commonly used by neurodivergent people and they are SIMPLY used JUST for the persons comfort! So there is no reason to attack them over a silly little name. If it’s cringy, just cringe and get on with your life! Easy as that :)
Person 1: “what are your pronouns?
Person 2: “i use neopronouns! they’re xe/xir, thank you for asking.”
Person 3: (the people disliking this definition) “bro that’s some *unreclaimable slur* type shit get a life 🤣🤣”
Person 2: “i use neopronouns! they’re xe/xir, thank you for asking.”
Person 3: (the people disliking this definition) “bro that’s some *unreclaimable slur* type shit get a life 🤣🤣”
by mikan tsumiki is hot June 06, 2023
Neopronouns usually deal with an object, and are used when people cannot figure out their gender identity.
No, don't bully people who use neopronouns. They are trying to discorver themselves just like you and I and do not deserve to be harassed online.
Common neopronouns are xey/xem it/its aey/aem
No, don't bully people who use neopronouns. They are trying to discorver themselves just like you and I and do not deserve to be harassed online.
Common neopronouns are xey/xem it/its aey/aem
Person 1: I want to start going by it/its pronouns.
Person 2: That's okay! I will try to use those pronouns on you as much as possible
Person 1: I think neopronouns really help me with discovering myself.
Person 2: That's okay! I will try to use those pronouns on you as much as possible
Person 1: I think neopronouns really help me with discovering myself.
by venus_suck_ass January 23, 2022
neopronouns are a set of (usually) gender neutral pronouns commonly used by trans or gnc individuals. pronouns are simply a set of words that are used in place of someone's name, and therefore do not have an inherently implied gender, just as someone's name does not inherently equal their gender. neopronouns are common and have been around for years, with the first known set of neopronouns thought to be created by Charles Crozat Converse in 1858 (thon/thons). furthermore, many other cultures and languages have had neopronouns for many years before that.
examples of neoprns:
ae/aer
doll/dollself
bun/bunself
fae/faer
vae/vaer
+ many more !
if you think neopronouns are not valid, well guess what? you're transphobic !
examples of neoprns:
ae/aer
doll/dollself
bun/bunself
fae/faer
vae/vaer
+ many more !
if you think neopronouns are not valid, well guess what? you're transphobic !
by dolljeon March 05, 2021