also for the lore enjoyers this is the etsy listing this is from
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1590654032/pronoun-cube-gender-fluid-pronoun-dice
apparently made in
Introducing the Pronoun Cube, the perfect way for gender fluid people to express their pronouns! This wooden cube has six sides, each with a different pronoun: she/her, he/him, they/them, no pronouns today, any pronouns, and roll again.
Two ways to use the Pronoun Cube: 1/ Roll it to decide your pronouns for the day. This is a fun and easy way to mix things up and experiment with different pronouns. 2/ Put it on your desk so people know how to address you. This is a great way to let others know your pronouns without having to say anything.
The Pronoun Cube is also great for people who have mirror pronouns. If you use different pronouns depending on who you're talking to, the Pronoun Cube can help you keep track.
It's the perfect addition to any gender fluid person's collection!
Features:
- Six sides with different pronouns: she/her, he/him, they/them, no pronouns today, any pronouns, and roll again
- Made of high-quality wood
- Fun and easy way to express your pronouns
- Great for people with mirror pronouns
Benefits:
- Express your gender identity in a fun and easy way
- Let others know how to address you
- Keep track of your pronouns if you have mirror pronouns
- High-quality, durable product
Who it's for:
- Gender fluid people
- People with mirror pronouns
- Anyone who wants a fun and easy way to express their pronouns
Order your Pronoun Cube today and start expressing your pronouns in style!
Eh, I haven't seen a set of neopronouns that seems like it'd start catching on with non-queer folks. Singular "they" is still controversial among prescriptivists and it's over 500 years old at this point.
I don't think any set of neopronouns is going to catch on with the cis libs out of its own momentum, and there's at least a 50/50 that reactionaries would try to turn it into an attack helicopter joke if it did
Bazinga move would be to get one into a Marvel movie
Anything works; whatever your decision tree comes up with is fine.
