function similarly to nicknames (but they’re still pronouns). for example with star/stars pronouns: they’re my friend, and they recently went to the store and bought themself cereal -> star’s my friend, and star recently went to the store and bought starself cereal (3/3)

that thing, but they can if it’s a gender tied to their alterhumanity. xenogenders are usually for nd people or people that otherwise feel their gender differently. xenine neopronouns (sometimes called xenopronouns or nounself) are like usual pronouns and are used like that, though also- (2/3)

okok as a xenogender/xenine person i’ll try to explain: xenogender are genders that aren’t on the binary (though sometimes have binary qualities) and relate heavily to things, characters, concepts, words, animals, aesthetics, etc. xenogender people usually don’t believe they’re- (1/3)