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The new way of seeking attention, and the "politically correct" way of saying he or she.
Did you hear Lizzie getting pissed off because i called her the wrong Gender Pronouns?
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democrats!!!!!!!!!!
Why do all democrats have a gender pronoun in their Twitter bio?
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As you browse your twitter feed, and stumble upon someone being outraged about something that appears rather innocuous. You check the twitter profile of some insane NPC or SJW of a random outrage brigade, to detect if they have gender pronouns in their profile description. If they do, they "have pronouns", and of course they are to be mocked and ignored. Usually they have random blue wave icons as their display name also.
NPC tweet: THAT's WHY HE IS NOT MY PRESIDENT!!!1
Normie tweet: Why does everyone who is offended have pronouns?
NPC tweet: HOW DARE YOU ASSUME MY GENDER!!!!!!!!!!! *outrage*
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What people use especially white people to enter the suffering Olympics
Here is your coffee ma’am
ESCUSE ME MY GENDER PRONOUNS ARE THEY THEM YOU WILL RESPECT MY GENDER PRONOUNS
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A tool used by people dating someone of the same gender to show someone that they are indeed not straight. This involves using the pronoun of their same-gender significant other instead of the one suggested by the person who asked.
James: Do you have a boyfriend yet?
Lily: Actually, my girlfriend and I just moved in together.
James: Wait, girlfriend?
Lily: Yes.
James: Oh, I'm happy for you! *walks off*
Later on...
Nancy: Hey! How are you?
Lily: Oh, I'm great, I just had to use the pronoun switch on James.
Nancy: Sorry.
Lily: It's annoying, but it's fine.
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Some weird shit made up by the twitter bitches to mock the lgbt,
Neo-Pronouns
"Hey im nb,could you not call me a boy/girl"
"yeah ofc! what are your pronouns"
"star/starself"
"the actual fuck-"
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Noun. Part of a conversation wherein the excessive use of pronouns (he, she, they, it, this, what) makes listeners lost. Also called extreme "high context" speech.
- "Wait! He hit you? Who hit you? Jeff or Tim?" "No, it was Sam. Sorry for the pronoun maze. I hate it when others do that to me, too."
- "You ran into 'him'?" "No. Into 'her'. 'He' was watching." "With 'them'? I thought 'they' had left." "Yeah, 'they' left with 'him'." "With which 'him'? This is becoming a pronoun maze. Start over."