You could be thinking of ze/zir, that's a more mainstream version. Ze/Zim is probably out there too-- but anyways-- According to quick searches it can refer to a person with a gender neutral view of themselves or zir/m gender. Or fall under neopronouns. It's hard to pin point direct definition, because a lot of gender, pronoun, expression identification, again, is all from the comfort and experience of the person/etc using them.

ze/zim are neopronouns im like 90% sure

AROMANTIC OK UH MY SIS IS THIS it depends on the person! you can have lil romantic attraction to a person and they can get into relationships! most aromantic people just dont feel alot of attraction to people

neopronouns are just pronouns bc certain people dont really got a pronoun/gender that fits em like i have a partner and he uses pup/pupself im pretty sure i could be wrong (sorry toast if i got em wrong..) it just helps people feel comfy and i..do not know where they came from but ik alot of people use em and alot of em are valid

i- pfft its fine its fine! and my pronouns are he/him they/them!

(Not speaking from experience /nneg) Aromanticism can differ depending on the person. Usually it's a person who doesn't experience romantic attraction to any one or more persons. Emphasis on ROMANTIC. Aromanticism can also be used as an umbrella term and a LOT of different people can fall under it, so their levels of potential attraction may shift. For a BROAD sense, aromantic means you don't have nor feel comfortable with romantic attraction. but that does NOT mean you can't have a relationship! QPP, queer platonic partners, is a type of relationship that involves a very close, or what some would call intimate, friendship, but it's not anymore than that. Sometimes it's in a category of it's own, but it's not romantic. Aromantic people may also be comfortable with having strictly sexual relationships, but no more than that. Like said, it alters depending on the persons!

As for why, aromantic people, so I hear, usually just don't feel comfort in or want romantic relationships. (There are different examples where they do, but this is a broad statement,) They simply just don't feel that kind of attraction. They may feel things close to it, but never quite exactly. But again. VERY BROAD. It can change a whole lot depending on the person. It's umbrella for some people.

"friends with benefits?" Yes and no, it's all dependent on the relationship! BEFORE ANYONE ATTACKS ME, I'VE BEEN DOING MAJOR RESEARCH ON AROMANTICISM BC I'VE BEEN QUESTIONING LMFAO..

Sorry for chaining, I’m aromantic, I personally don’t want to be in a sexual or romantic relationship but I would in joy a platonic relationship, where your basically like best friends.

People identify as aromantic because they don’t feel romantic attraction or don’t want to be in a romantic relationship, they also could be repulsed by romance.

i just woke up hai https://neoprnedu.carrd.co/

alsoive heard a Lot of neurodivergents tend to use neopronoyns more bc the "normal" pronouns dont seem to fit as they would with uhhh neurotypical. i coul be wrong but hey i still have like sleepcrust in my eyes

She/Any! I literally don't care. I identify currently with she/her, but it's whatever to me.

any plus neos also am i allowes 2 chain uhh

I’m a They/Them

So I can answer this, I’m non binary and I identifyed as a Demi boy for a while before settling on non binary + they/them. So personally, I have a lot of dyphoria and I thought it was something everybody had, so I would talk about it like it was normal to hate my body in every way and my friends would tell me that that wasn’t normal. And growing up I never really related to my assigned gender in any way and that’s why I never told anyone on here my assigned gender before I found out I was trans. as I grew up and naturally starting getting more dyphoria the internet smacked me in the face with the term trans. I identified as trans for a long time before realizing I never really fit into the pronouns I was using at the time. I found non binary and tried out he/they for a while and that’s what I liked. I don’t remember what made me change my pronouns to they/them but I think it had to do with me not looking like my pronouns in a way. But yeah it just goes on for along time and I could write an essay about hav-

Ing dyphoria and being trans but I won’t lol.

yes bbg /endear /p

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Hey, as another cis person, I get this. I've talked to people who aren't cis about it- and usually I get the same healthy responses: It is OKAY. If you mess up or get confused. It's NOT OKAY to do it on purpose or ignore it for funzies. You're not intending to create offense or invalidate someone, so do not stress. The main thing to do if you're confused is ASK. Asking is better than stressin' and trynna guess. Most people on here when it comes to that are CHILL AF. Asking won't hurt you, and it helps to ensure you respect as you intend!! /pos

As long it's a mutual joke, then it's okay. I've had my struggles with keeping track of it all too, dw.

and my pronouns are he/him and kit/kits/kitself

theyre a neopronoun set! they dont rlly mean anything, generally, but i feel comfortable using them cuz tthey kinda,,? uhhh idk how to explain it normally dhsknf. i just use them bc it makes me feel more cat-like & kinda helps me with my non human identities if that makes any sense

@hanten are you a therian or otherkin, if so, same!

yayayaa im otherkin !! im kin w maine coons & calicos and im vv attached to my kintypes so cat neos make me feel more cat like :3

Happy therian day :)

So I am going to try to explain what it’s like having dyphoria and being trans: Imagine waking up one day in a body that’s not your own. It’s horrible, the worst body ever. You just want the memory of what your old body was like, the one you were comfortable in. But you are stuck in this body, and even looking at yourself cracks your self esteem. And you tell people you want to get back into your old body, but they laugh, say that your faking, say that your sinning for being like this. But you did not choose to be like this. And all you can do is slowly change things about they body you have until it’s like your own, but their is to many obstacles on the way. And every single time you even look at yourself or hear your name or given pronouns you crumble into a heap of anxiety and depression, it haunts you, it traumatizes you.

So that’s what it’s like (put into a perspective that would be easyier to understand. (At least from my personal experiences)

Woah okay. So no. In general there are as many as we think up, there's not a number. Mainly because people who use pronouns that aren't 'traditional' identify with what they find comfort in. Whether that be an emoji, object, animal, etc. Pronouns aren't always correlated directly to gender either, so it gets super complicated. To put blankly. No.. No, we don't, because people create new ones that they think fit them better every day!! I think it's super swag :D

And sometimes people can make those jokes lol, but in general pronouns can be literally anything in a serious sense. It's all about what makes the person/etc feel one or comfortable in their body or to other people.

Hundreds.