A antinoun used to refer to an individual, object, or concept that is singular and not a group, and is intended as an opposite or alternative to the pronoun 'it'.
Charlie: Where did you put my coffee cup?
Diana: I put thesnât over there by the window.
Antinouns (noun): A hypothetical set of linguistic constructs, such as: Hisnât, Shisnât, and Thesnât, that serve as the opposite or antonym of pronouns and are commonly used as an alternative to gender pronouns.
John: My boss told me to update my email signature to include my pronouns. I told him Iâd update it with my antinouns instead and listed myself as âShisnâtâ
Diane: Nice, I updated mine last week to be âHisnâtâ
Babyâs Fate Fiesta can be thought of a sort-of pre-gender reveal party (in certain circumstances)
The purpose of the party is for expecting mothers and fathers to host their friends and family and either pop a balloon or light a firework or some other incendiary device that will reveal either black or white smoke. White smoke indicates to guests that the parents plan to keep the baby to term while black smoke reveals to guests that the parents plan to terminate the pregnancy.
After the babyâs fate has been ârevealed guest partake in various games and enjoy cake.
Steve: Hey are you coming to Tom and Jenniferâs party this weekend? Theyâre having there babyâs fate fiesta and it should be a blast!
John: Yeah! Iâll be there I just hope to see white smoke because the last two times they host a party itâs been black smoke.
Steve: Yeah, me too. And they always have great cake. Itâd be cool. If theyâre baby would be able to try it some day.