pronounced for non binary

It's a common misconception enbys only use they/them pronouns. However, they may also use she/him/they/zir/xe/it and any other neopronoun to describe how they perceive their gender so if you're wondering make sure to ask. While meeting someone you don't know or you're unsure about a nbs gender you should refer to them as they/them because its the s......   reply

They/them pretty sure   reply

It all depends on the person, for ex. one of my non-binary friend goes by ce/cer (neopronoun) or he/him and another one of my non-binary friend goes by they/them. just normalize asking for the others pronouns when you meet them.   reply

nonononononononoo do not use "it" thats just some transphobic bullshit used to demean nonbinary and trans folks, use they/them. For trans guys use he/him and trans girls she/her (:   2 reply

“It” is not it... call someone an it is rude as hell non-binary people usually use they/ them and for trans it can vary   reply

‘Non binary’ is a spectrum ; different non binary individuals have different conceptualisations as to what being non binary means to them ; so they choose whatever pronouns they feel fit , there’s “no one fits all“ idea to anybody’s pronouns .   reply

Hi im non-binary, they can use any pronouns they feel comfortable with   reply

they use whatever pronouns they're comfortable with. im nonbinary sometimes, and really don't care if you use she/her or he/him, it doesn't matter unless i'm stingy that day. otherwise just ask others what their pronouns are, and use whatever they tell you they are. if you don't know someones pronouns, just use they/them to be safe   reply

just ask for their pronouns bro and use them. not all enbys go by they/them. sometimes, neurodivergent ppl also use neopronouns bc they dont really vibe or identify w traditional pronouns (ex. it/its, xe/xer, zi/zim, etc...) (〜￣△￣)〜   reply

from what i know of, gender doesn't equal pronouns, so maybe just ask a person what their pronouns are. though most non-binary people use they/them pronouns but you still can't be sure whether they use those .   reply