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    [[File:Auxiliary pronouns.png|thumb|The auxiliary pronoun flag.]]'''Auxiliary Pronouns''', also known as '''Alternate Pronouns''' are a [[Pronouns|pronoun]] set or sets that one likes less than their primary pronoun set(s), but still allows others to use to refer to oneself. Auxiliary pronouns are usually used by individuals who use [[neopronouns]] and serve as a back up option for individuals who cannot use their preferred pronouns- such as individuals whose first language is not English, individuals with learning disabilities, or individuals who otherwise may find it difficult to understand how to properly use an unfamiliar pronoun set. For example, someone whose preferred pronouns are xe/xem, however, they will allow individuals to use they/them if one has difficultly understanding how to properly use a new pronoun set, making they/them an auxiliary pronoun set. individuals with [[Emojiself Pronouns|emojiself pronouns]] will commonly use auxiliary pronouns when in real life.
    [[File:Auxiliary pronouns.png|thumb|The auxiliary pronoun flag.]]'''Auxiliary Pronouns''', also known as '''Alternate Pronouns''' are a [[Pronouns|pronoun]] set or sets that one likes less than their primary pronoun set(s), but still allows others to use to refer to oneself. Auxiliary pronouns are usually used by individuals who use [[neopronouns]] and serve as a back up option for individuals who cannot use their preferred pronouns- such as individuals whose first language is not English, individuals with learning disabilities, or individuals who otherwise may find it difficult to understand how to properly use an unfamiliar pronoun set. For example, someone whose preferred pronouns are xe/xem, however, they will allow individuals to use they/them if one has difficultly understanding how to properly use a new pronoun set, making they/them an auxiliary pronoun set. individuals with [[Emojiself Pronouns|emojiself pronouns]] will commonly use auxiliary pronouns when in real life.


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