Nor/mal

Nor/mal is used as a rejection to the recent arising of people stating their personal pronouns in person or social media. It is often used as a transphobic way of mocking the notion that gender is a social construct, and people who present their personal pronouns and ask for others rather than assuming other people's gender. Other derivatives of this kind of mockery can be seen in "pronouns" like "attack/helicopter".

Emily: Hello, My name is Emily and my pronouns are she/they, may I ask yours?
Shaun: My pronouns are nor/mal.
Emily: Seriously? That doesn't even make any sense. This is a serious issue. You transphobes disgust me.
Shaun: (internal laughter)

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