I'm agender, and I'm trying to figure out what pronoun conveys "I am too powerful for your weak mortal attempts to contain me within a label, mwahahaha"
I'm struggling with this, however.
Throw any pronoun you've ever heard in your entire life at me. I wanna hear them all.
Personally, I generally don't care what people call me, she, they he, idc. She/they are my favorites, but I like sir and mir more than ma'am. I strictly judge off how the words sound, not their meanings.
Aesthetic over Advancement
Basically anyways.
Xe, xir was the first thing that came to mind
Mx. is how I like being addressed, it sounds nice. That and Your Majesty.
Yess, xir and your majesty are awesome xD
Never heard of mx before! How would you use that it a sentence? What are all the different cases?
"Hello Mx. Popoli."
It's instead of Mrs. and Mr.
Oohh, cool ^^ I like it : D
dude, this is quite helpful for me too!
any others we might know of?
OH MY GOD HAVING A NONBINARY/AGENDER/GENDERFLUID TEACHER AND THEY GO BY 'MIXER NAME'
Oh that's neat! I'm demigirl and I've just been using she/her pronouns cause I don't want to bug anyone when I feel more like they/them?
i use ALL the pronouns! i literally dont give a fuck aha
Is Mx. pronounced "mix" or "mixer"?
Lowkey gonna stalk this for Writer Reasons, I have a few genderqueer/fluid/nonbinary characters who will need this
Also what would be a gender-neutral version of King or Queen? I know Majesty works, but using "Majesty Robin" for example seems clunky, is there one that feels more smooth?
Since the fae don't have a super strict binary like humans do, I want to mention there having been genderqueer rulers in the past but I don't know how to address them
pronounced Mix
Cool, thanks! That's what I though it was but I wasn't sure.
Also what would be a gender-neutral version of King or Queen? I know Majesty works, but using "Majesty Robin" for example seems clunky, is there one that feels more smooth?
"Royalty" is one I use, as in "Royal Kaise" or "Their Royalty, Kaise"
Or "Crown" as in "Crown Robin"
"Sovereign" is another one
"Imperial"
"Empral" as a version of Emperor/Empress (One of my favorites, actually. "Empral Perry")
"Empire"
"Ruler," or "Rule" as in "The Rule/er Gustus"
"Noble" or "Regal"
Hope some of these helped!
