I’ve been collecting multiple pronoun flags recently and couldn’t find some for specific pronoun combos. These flags follow a different template than my neopronoun flags and are based on 2 pronoun flags smashed together.

The order of the pronouns matters to me because flags for combos like they/he and she/they already exist.

It/they

He/they

They/she

Vo/they (Based on my vo/vem/veir/voself flag, which is not posted yet sorry)

It/pup

Sweet/candy

Xe/they

He/rat

Ey/Thon

So anyway I hope you like them. The it/they and xe/they flags are my favorite.

And I actually have more that are combos of 3+ but I’ve reached the picture limit for this post. I’ll probably post them separately later.

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(Gore-related pronouns flag)

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(A flag for those who use gore-related nounself, emojiself and verbself pronouns.)

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(This type of pronouns includes [but is not limited to]):

90|23//90|2353£|= (gore/goreself)

8£00[)//8£00[)53£|= (blood/bloodself)

\/31|\|//\/31|\|53£|= (vein/veinself)

[)1553(7//[)1553(753£|= (dissect/dissectself)

|=£35|-|//|=£35|-|53£|= (flesh/fleshself)

🔪 //🔪 53£|= 0|2 |{|\|1|=3//|{|\|1|=353£|= (🔪 //🔪 self or knife/knifeself)

8£33[)1|\|9//8£33[)1|\|953£|= (bleeding/bleedingself)

8|2[_]153//8|2[_]15353£|= (bruise/bruiseself)

5(4|2//5(4|253£|= (scar/scarself)

37(,, 37(. (etc, etc.)

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(Flag ID: A flag with 6 horizontal stripes. The stripes are dark brown, brown, light brown, light pink-red, red-orange, and a greyish red. The browns represent blood clots and dried blood. The pink represents tissue.The reds represent blood and blood vessels.)

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(Made as part of my pronoun classification system project.)

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(A flag for those who use nature-related nounself and/or emojiself pronouns.)

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(This type of pronouns includes [but is not limited to]):

6£4|\|7//6£4|\|753£|= (plant/plantself)

|=£0\/\/3|2//|=£0\/\/3|253£|= (flower/flowerself)

\/\/473|2//\//473|253£|= (water/waterself)

5|{¥//5|{¥53£|= (sky/skyself)

|\/|055//|\/|05553£|= (moss/mosself)

8[_]9//8[_]953£|= (bug/bugself)

£34|=//£34|=53£|= (leaf/leafself)

🍄 //🍄 53£|= 0|2 5|-||200|\/|//5|200|\/|53£|= (🍄 /🍄 self or shroom/shroomself)

37(,, 37(. (etc, etc.)

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(Flag ID: A flag with 3 horizontal stripes. The stripes are green to represent plants and biology. There is a yellow-green stripe in between them to represent animals and energy. The yellow outline of a heart covers the center of the flag to represent the connection to nature.)

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(Made as part of my pronoun classification system project.)

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Death-related pronouns flag

A flag for those who use death-related nounself and/or emojiself pronouns. This includes pronouns relating to dead things.

This type of pronouns includes (but is not limited to):

fossil/fossilself

corpse/corpseself

🦴/🦴self (bone/boneself)

rot/rotself

skel/skeletonself

etc, etc.

Flag ID: A flag with 5 horizontal stripes. The stripes are greyish pink to represent tissues, greyish green to represent disease, white to represent death, gray to represent decay, and black to represent what was formerly alive.

Made as part of my pronoun classification system project.

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Okay so I don’t know if anyone’s come up with this before but I had the idea of using gender symbols as neopronouns.

They’re pictographs so they would be written-only but it’s still a cool idea to me and so here are some flags.

Below the flags is stuff about the potential exclusivity of these pronoun sets. Nothing is finalized yet.

♂︎/♂︎s

Based off the mars (man/male) symbol. Possibly exclusive to men, masc-aligned people, or queer people who feel a connection to this symbol.

♀︎/♀︎s

Based off the venus (woman/female) symbol. Possibly exclusive to women, fem-aligned people, or queer people who feel a connection to this symbol.

⚧ /⚧ s

Based off the trans symbol. Probably exclusive to trans, cisn’t, or maybe gender non-conforming people.

☿/☿s

Based off the intersex symbol. Probably an intersex-exclusive pronoun.

⚨ /⚨ s

Based off the androgyne symbol. Possibly an intersex-exclusive pronoun (or an androgyne-exclusive pronoun, depending on who you think should be able to use the term androgyne). Can also be written as ⚩/⚩s or ⚦/⚦s.

⚲/⚲s

Based off the neutrois symbol (and yes I know the apple symbol version is upside down). Probably exclusive to neutrois, neuter, or other gender neutral people. Also for agender people who use this as their symbol.

☄︎/☄︎s

Based off the maverique symbol. Possibly exclusive to maverique or other nonbinary people.

🜍/🜍s

Based of the gallae/galli symbol. Probably exclusive to gallae/galli people or other queer pagans.

I might make more of these for attraction symbol pronouns (like the double venus/mars) but I don’t know if I can make any more for gender symbols since the emoji options are very limited.

(You can see the first part here.)

Per/pers (Person pronouns)

Fae/faer (fairy pronouns)

Zey/zem

One/one’s

Hu/hum (Humanist pronouns)

E/em (Spivak pronouns)

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Refracted pronouns

Wanting someone to refer to you with the pronouns that you (or they) consider the opposite of their pronouns.

Examples:

-Someone uses it/they so you want it to use they/it for you

-Someone uses she/her so you want her to use he/him for you

-Someone uses ‘dark’ or scarier themed neopronouns so you want them to use ‘lighter’ or cuter themed neopronouns for you

-Someone who uses big/bigs pronouns so you want big to use small/smalls for you (this is an example of a pronoun set having an antonym, because it’s based on an adjective)

-Someone uses xe/xem so you want xem to use [whatever you consider the opposite of xe/xem to be. I personally think that ze/zir works] for you

What you (or the person who’s referring to you) consider the opposite of a certain pronoun set or combination is totally up to the individual, especially when it comes to neopronouns. If you want to go by refracted pronouns around someone the best thing to do is to ask them their pronouns, decide on an opposite and tell it to them so there’s no confusion.

This is the opposite of mirrored pronouns (coined by @kenochoric) and related to reflected pronouns.

Symbol:

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Flag and symbol IDs in alt text.

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2nd person neopronouns

Second person neopronouns, abbreviated as 2ndp/Spn neopronouns, are pronouns used in place of you/yours.

Examples:

-thou/thee/thy/thine/thyself (archaic)

-ye/you/your/yours/yourselves (archaic plural)

-vow/vor/vors/vorself

-vwoo/vwoor/vwoors/vwoorself

-you/your/yours/yourselves (plural)

-you&/your&/yours&/yourself& (semi-plural)

-pronouns that combine I/me and you/your for plural people

-ye/yer/yers/yerself

-u/ur/urs/urself

-yx/yxr/yxrs/yxrself

-gen/genser/gensers/genserself

-ya/yar/yars/yaself

-you/yours but with typing quirk variations: for example y0u/y0ur/y0urs/y0urself or you/your/yourz/yourzelf

-the 2nd person pronouns shown on this list

There could also be emoji/pictopronouns in the second person, which I recommend using in the format of [x]/[x]r/[x]rs/[x]rself to differentiate them from 3rd person neopronouns (which mostly use [x]/[x]s/[x]self format). For example ☆/☆r/☆rs/☆rself. But you can use whatever format you want as long as you specify that they’re in the 2nd person.

There could also be 2nd person xenopronouns.

I’ve seen 1stp neopronouns around but no official coining post for a second person version so here’s one. I am not the first person to come up with this, but as far as I know I am the first to make a flag for it!

I’ve also made flags for thou/thee, ye/you, vow/vor, vwoo/vwoor, you/yourselves, you&/your&, ye/yer, yx/yxr, gen/genser, ya/yar, you/yourz, and 🌸/🌸r pronouns which I will be posting soon hopefully.

My template for 2ndp neopronoun flags is under the cut if anyone wants to use it.

Keep reading

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(A flag for those who use true xenopronouns, which are any pronouns humans cannot use/understand.)

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(These pronouns may only be used by otherkin or one whose species/gender is not fully or at all human, such as an alter.)

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(Since humans cannot use/understand xenopronouns, I can’t give any specific examples but broader examples include [but are not limited to]):

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37(,, 37(.. (etc, etc.)

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(Flag ID: A flag with 7 horizontal stripes of green, blue, purple, red, white, brown and black.The blue, green, red and brown have the same meanings as the original flag. The black represents not being human, the white represents the wide range of non-human identities, and the purple represents otherkin specifically.)

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(A simpler redesign of this flag.)

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