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    [[File:Pronounspike.png|thumb|Flag for pronounspike flag, currently doesn't have any meaning.]]
    [[File:Pronounspike.png|thumb|The pronounspike flag.]]
    Pronounspike is a term that explains how someone's pronouns may change. Certain events/feelings may trigger the change, for example someone may be into space and they see something related to space, they might feel happiness and comfort by whatever they're seeing and decide to change their pronouns to space/spaceself. This term is mostly directed to neurodivergent people since (not all) they have a hard time understanding gender.
    '''Pronounspike''' is a term that explains how someone's pronouns may change. Certain events/feelings may trigger the change. For example, someone may be interested in space, and when they see something related to space, they might feel happiness and comfort by whatever they're seeing and decide to change their pronouns to space/spaceself. This term was coined with neurodivergent folkel in mind, since many have a hard time understanding gender.
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    The pronounspike flag.

    Pronounspike is a term that explains how someone's pronouns may change. Certain events/feelings may trigger the change. For example, someone may be interested in space, and when they see something related to space, they might feel happiness and comfort by whatever they're seeing and decide to change their pronouns to space/spaceself. This term was coined with neurodivergent folkel in mind, since many have a hard time understanding gender.

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