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{{Stub}}'''Apapronoun''', also called '''casspronoun''', is a state of being indifferent towards what [[pronouns]] people use for oneself. It is a form of [[Pronoun Non-Conforming|pronoun non-conformity]]. Many apapronoun people do not have preferred pronouns and will let other people use whatever pronouns they like. |
{{Stub}}'''Apapronoun''', also called '''casspronoun''', is a state of being indifferent towards what [[pronouns]] people use for oneself. It is a form of [[Pronoun Non-Conforming|pronoun non-conformity]]. Many apapronoun people do not have preferred pronouns and will let other people use whatever pronouns they like. |
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== Flag == |
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[[File:Apapronoun.png|thumb|Apapronoun flag]] |
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The Apapronoun flag was coined by a user going by Angel on November 12th, 2020. The red represents pronouns, the line through the word-bubble represents indifference, the dark brown represents in-home pronoun use, the lighter brown represents outside pronoun use, and the yellow-ish brown represents internet/messaging pronoun use. The word bubble represents using pronouns in conversation. |
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Revision as of 18:20, 12 November 2020
Apapronoun, also called casspronoun, is a state of being indifferent towards what pronouns people use for oneself. It is a form of pronoun non-conformity. Many apapronoun people do not have preferred pronouns and will let other people use whatever pronouns they like.
Flag
The Apapronoun flag was coined by a user going by Angel on November 12th, 2020. The red represents pronouns, the line through the word-bubble represents indifference, the dark brown represents in-home pronoun use, the lighter brown represents outside pronoun use, and the yellow-ish brown represents internet/messaging pronoun use. The word bubble represents using pronouns in conversation.