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If you’re a nonbinary person, here are a few titles for youself in everyday life:

There are lots of pronouns, but a few include them/they/their, ce/cir/cirs, che/chim/chis, co/co/co’s, e/em/eir, le/lem/les, ne/ner/nis, etc.

For titles rather than Mr/Ms, try out Ind, M, Misc, Mre, Mx, etc.

If you’re a parent, you can use baba, bibi, cenn, cennend, dommy, mada, maddy, moddy, muddy, nini, par, per, zaza, or zither

For childhood, there is baby, bitsy, charge, child, dependent, enby, get, kid, little one, minor, nesser, offspring, oldest/youngest, sprog, youth, young, or ward

For replacement for aunt/uncle, you can use auncle, bibi, cousin, nini, ommer, titi, untie, or zizi

For niece/nephew, try out chibling, cousin, nibling, niecew, nieph, nephiece, or sibkid

If you’re a grandparent, use bibi, grandparent, grandwa, grandy, or nini

As a sibling, look at emmer, sib, sibling, sibster, or sibter

For your romantic exploits, try out birlfriend, boifriend, bothfriend, boygirlfriend, cuddle buddy, date, datefriend, datemate, enbyfriend, feyfriend, genderfriend, girlboyfriend, lover, paramour, personfriend, sweetie, sweetheart

*Note, you can also combine pronouns (they/zer/xir/etc.) to make a title, such as themfriend, zerfriend, etc.

Once you get into marriage/partner relationship, look at beloved, betrothed, companion, imzadi, loveperson, other half, partner, significant other, soul mate, spouse, or steady

In terms of careers, there are a lot of gender neutral titles, but here are a few - bar tender, business person, clergy member, cowhand/cowkid, horse rider, minister, monarch, heir, noble, pilot, flight attendant, police officer, server, fire fighter, mail carrier, etc.