#nonpronominal

No Pronouns/Nonpronominal/Nonpronomial Pride Flag

I didn’t really feel any other no pronouns pride flags, they didn’t speak to me. I decided to design my own.

This flag is designed for those who don’t use any pronouns. It’s designed especially for agender and neurodivergent people who feel distanced from a sense of gender and the concept of pronouns.

Colour Meanings:

(#210030) Dark Purple: This colour represents a void where pronouns often are, and it also represents two of the colours on the nonbinary flag (purple and dark grey).

(#BF80CF) Lavender: Lavender is considered a “queer colour,” and I felt that element of queerness belonged to this flag.

(#D4DEEC) Baby Blue: This is the average colour of the trans pride flag.

(#9DAC8F) Muted Green: This is the average colour of the agender pride flag. As someone who does not find pronouns or gender to be fitting, I felt this was important to include

(#FFFFBB) Pale Yellow: This is the colour of light, showing that someone who doesn’t have a gender or pronouns is not missing anything. We are not hidden and empty, we exist. This is also a combination of two colours on the nonbinary flag (yellow and white).

(#7C7979) Grey (with a tinge of red): Gender and pronouns can be quite a grey area. This doesn’t make it inadequate, which is why the grey is slightly coloured.

Check our resource list page

This resource megalist section is a bit extensive, but very educational and helpful. Note that all listed pronoun lists are incomplete and not updated (also inactive).

General

Infographic by the519 (downloadable image here)

A Non-Binary Person’s Guide to Invented Pronouns

The words that failed: A chronology of early nonbinary pronouns and singular they

Neologism History & Evaluation - GPN FAQ

Gender Neutral Pronoun Blog

Gender and Pronoun Guide (University of Connecticut)

Trans Student Educational Resources, Pronouns 101

Pronouns Stickers Template (Ithaca College - Teaching Transgender Toolkit)

Business Cards, Email Signatures, Badges and Sample Syllabus Language (University of Maryland)

Explaining Neopronouns

Coping with Anxiety (health post)

Pronouns - A How To Guide (University of Wisconsin)

They/them/their/theirs/themself

It’s OK To Use “They” To Describe One Person: Here’s Why

Singular ‘They’ - Though singular ‘they’ is old, ‘they’ as a nonbinary pronoun is new—and useful

What Is the Singular They, and Why Should I Use It?

How using ‘they’ as a singular pronoun can change the world

Emojipronouns, nullpronouns, nounself pronouns & more

Emojiself pronouns (pronominal emojis) masterpost

How to use no pronouns (Kid nominal example)

Why saying full pronomial sets are important

Switching between multiple pronouns (multipronouns)

Different ways to use multipronominal sets

Nounself pronouns: 3rd person pronouns as identity expression (article)

Lists

Separated in (un)themes (medium-sized)

Some pronouns and their use (pictures source, basic)

Every pronoun set we are aware by askanonbinary (medium)

Pronouns - Nonbinary Wiki (maxi-guide)

Pronoun-provider masterlist (large, inactive)

Half-archived pronouns (medium)

Links and tags by yaypronouns (large)

Compilation of pronouns (gallery archive)

Another one by heterosexualisnotadefault (basic medium)

Wikipedia-based mini-guide (simple)

Apps and Websites (external links)

Xe The Pronouns App <minus18.org.au/pronouns-app>

Pronoun Dressing Room <pronouns.failedslacker.com>

Practice with Pronouns <www.practicewithpronouns.com>

Pronoun Island <pronoun.is>

Pronouny <pronouny.xyz>

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Explaining emojiself pronouns masterpost

Emojis aren’t meant to be said, so it is with emojipronouns. There are some exceptions that some may pronounce ❤️ as love/loves/loveself or heart/hearts/heartself for example (turning it into nounself).

Nonpronominal or nonpronomial: using NO pronouns. Also known as unpronominal, nullpronominal, pronounless, voidpronominal and impronominal.