spaceboi!

I may kick him when he's down, but I'm tied and perhaps he should sleep well.

Many people use the pronouns she/her/hers, he/him/his, and they/them/their/theirs

and used in a sentence they look like this:

"Her name is (name), she is (number) years old, those keys are hers, why don't you talk to her?"

"His name is (name), he is (number) years old, why don't you talk to him?"

"Their name is (name), they are (number) years old, those keys are theirs, why don't you talk to them?"

When it comes to non-traditional pronouns, like it/its, or neo pronouns, they can be written like this:

"its name is (name), it is (number) years old, those keys are its, why don't you talk to it?" <- with it/its you may be tempted to add a ' before the "s" to show ownership of something like you would with a name, but this is wrong, "it's" is short for 'it is" so its is closer to"his" than saying it like"the thing's"

And for neo pronouns, you can figure it out with any set if you take a moment, like meow/meows which at first may look confusing

And that the decider knows the Smitten's name

And that the HEA princess doesn't know Smitten's name

And presumably the voices don't know each other's names

And even when the princess is in your head, she doesn't know the names of the voices