Pronounfluid

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Pronounfluid refers to an individual whose pronoun sets change over time, one’s pronouns may change over an ever changing period, could be over a few days or every day or every month, etc.

This falls under the Pronoun Non-Conforming and Multipronominal umbrellas. Their pronouns may change with their gender but isn’t necessarily the case. (See Pronounflux)

One who is Pronounfluid may feel as if they need to be fluid with their pronouns, it might be due to their gender. For example, one who feels as if one day they are a Demigirl and so may use the pronoun set-They/Them, and then another day they feel as if they need to use a Xenogender and so may use a set relating to that xenogender.

They may also be Pronounfluid if they feel their preference changing, this may or may not be linked with Pronounflux, they may feel that the pronouns they have, for instance, They/Them, doesn't work for them at that moment, or doesn't work at all and so use another pronoun set, for instance use Xe/Xem/Xir.

Sub Terms

Term Definition Flag
Absorpronominal This is a term under the Pronounfluid umbrella referring to someone whose pronouns change to be the same as the people they’re around, aka "absorbing" them.[1]
Assumipronominal This refers to an individual who identifies with whichever pronouns the individual speaking to them would assume or guess their pronouns would be. Someone who is assumipronominal has different pronoun sets depending on who is talking to them. [2]
Concepronominal A term for when one is pronounfluid and/or pronounflux but one can't tell exactly when their liking for sets of pronouns change, so one has to concentrate and think hard about what pronouns they feel are right in that moment.[3]
Demifraypronominal Demifraypronominal refers to someone who is sometimes, for what ever reason fraypronominal. This may be due to:
  • Losing the appeal of the pronoun set regardless of usage, i.e. Losing the appeal because it wasn’t used enough, or was used way too much.
  • It could attributed to feeling uncomfortable with the pronoun set.
  • They feel bored with the pronoun set, they feel as if it is just not for them.
  • Circumstances may change where they feel as if the pronoun set doesn’t suit them anymore, this may be due to personal circumstance, this may be due to their ever changing identity.

However, the majority of the time, they are not Fraypronominal. This could be considered as them being Fraypronominal in very specific circumstances.[4]

Emotupronounfluid A subset of pronounfluid where one's pronouns change depending on one's mood, emotions or state of mind.[5]
Fluopronominal This describes those who have a fluid preference for pronouns they encompass.
Fraypronominal When the pronoun one uses are likely to change once they are being used. (Citation Needed) Fraypronominal.png[6]
Heteropronounfluid Describes one who switches or transitions between two or more sets of pronouns, but does not always use one set and sometimes mixes the sets.(Citation Needed)
Mutopronominal When one’s pronouns changes in certain situations or with certain individuals. This might be using he/him with family, but they/them with friends. One may use pronouns when in a formal setting, one may not use them in other settings.

The online version of this is: Webpronounswap.

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Neopronounfluid Neopronounfluid, also know as Neofluid, is when one is pronounfluid only between neopronouns.[7]
Pronounflux When one’s pronoun preference fluctuates in intensity. [8][9] Pronounflux.png

History

Pronounfluid was coined by FANDOM wiki user: -raining-constellations- in September 2020 on the wiki but was in use/coined prior to this.[10]

The original flag was created by FANDOM user: We.Kill.The.Earth.And.Do.Nothing.To.Save.It in September 2020. And the new current flag was created by the same individual in January 2021

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