Gender pronouns

it/its/itself || ex. it went to the store with its friend

Apagender, also known as gender apathetic, is a type of gender identity in which a person does not mind what gender they are or which pronouns others use to refer to them. It is not the same as being agender.

for neopronoun/xenopronoun users who use bite/biteself pronouns! flag made by me.

Many wonder what it means to be gender fluid. It can be difficult for the uninitiated to understand the nuance in LGBTQ+ terminology, so here's a brief guide to some of the terms and pronouns.

Catgender is a xenogender in which someone feels an extremely strong connection to cats or other felines, either strongly identifying with them or simply wanting to incorporate them into their gender

Pronoun collector, or pronoun hoarder, refers to an individual who uses many sets of pronouns. When one sees a new set of pronouns and feels like they fit, they will start using them.

Where you are confused about your gender possible pronouns: confused/confusedself/confuseds/❓/❓self/🤨/🤨self

Pronoun flag

Pronoun non-conforming (PNC) is a form of gender non-conformity in which one uses pronouns in a nonstandard way ( eg: Using neopronouns or they/them, it/its. A man using she/her, and a woman using he/him, a person who doesn’t care abt the pronouns used on them, or a person that uses any/all pronouns )

Made by me! WiggleSlugGender is a xenogender related to the wiggle slug sensory toy! This gender can only be used by neurodivergent pe…

it is a gender with a connection to masculinity, but in a way that's largely different from how most boys/men are connected to masculinity. It's an identity that is mostly separate from being male. Individuals who identify with neoboy may identify with it because: they feel like a "new" kind or type of boy/man; they feel like they're male and connected to masculinity (partially or entirely) but in a "different" way; they feel like a boy, but outside of the gender binary. -🐸

Learn more about how to use pronouns respectfully.

How to make sure you're using the right pronouns for transgender and gender non-conforming friends, family, acquaintances, and strangers.

This test will determine whether your conception of gender is binary or progressive.