List of neopronouns: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:53, 15 July 2018

Neopronouns are difficult to use and often times used by young people who want to be special. There is no reason why we should add other hard to remember pronouns when we already have 'they/them' pronouns. It's completely pointless, and, quite frankly, stupid.

References

Rows 1-5 (e/ey, per, ve, xe, ze/zie) "Gender Pronouns". LGBT Resource Center. University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. Accessed April 8, 2017.

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-This page contains a list of neopronouns.  Neopronouns are gender-neutral pronouns intended to replace the singular use of "they" (i.e. ''The speaker is from Africa and they will be sharing their sociological research'' can be replaced by ''The speaker is from Africa and ey will be sharing eir sociological research'').
+Neopronouns are difficult to use and often times used by young people who want to be special. There is no reason why we should add other hard to remember pronouns when we already have 'they/them' pronouns. It's completely pointless, and, quite frankly, stupid.
-{| class="wikitable sortable"
-|-
-! Subject !! Object !! Possessive !! Possessive Pronoun !! Reflexive
-|-
-| e/ey || em || eir || eirs || eirself
-|-
-| ne || nym || nis || nis || nymself
-|-
-| ne || nem || nir || nirs || nemself
-|-
-| per || per || pers || pers || perself
-|-
-| ve || ver || vis || vis || verself
-|-
-| xe || xem || xir/xyr || xirs/xyrs || xemself
-|-
-| ze/zie || hir || hir || hirs || hirself
-|}
 == References ==