#i saw no canon pronouns for innocence and wind and was like. okay how do i write this in a way that completely avoids using pronouns

[flecks-of-stardust]

'people should make weirder gender headcanons,' i say, looking at my main group of OCs, of which none of them use they/them except innocence (who is genderfluid)

#you have: #des (he/she bigender man/woman; no preference) #night (it/its; nonbinary butch lesbian [in a gender way]) #silver (he/him agender with no gendered terms) #prayer (it/xe; some sort of genderweird) #grace (he/him in a vaguely transmasc way that isn't actually transmasc like he's not. binary. but he's also Not not binary??) #and moth (sae/sem/sair/sies/saeself; some flavor of transfem but in a very nonbinary way) #and innocence doesn't even Primarily use they/them. they cycle through Everything #i just use they/them for them because my brain shits itself if i try to rapid cycle through every pronoun possible #if you have two pronouns i'll alternate when i remember to. three i'll struggle but i'll try #4+ and i will probably give up and stick with one on any given day #i just cannot keep that much in my head and i cannot keep up with innocence's gender fuckery #this is why IWSY is second person! /hj #anyway i'm not biased at all why would you say that /s #IWSY #also yes i included innocence as an OC. let's be real past a certain point if you headcanon for them enough #they become an OC. mx 'has no canon dialogue and is mentioned exactly twice in vanilla and only once more in downpour' innocence #IWSY being second person is only partially a joke because that was a legitimate reason behind like. the design for the innocence of youth #i saw no canon pronouns for innocence and wind and was like. okay how do i write this in a way that completely avoids using pronouns #for innocence that ended up being writing their fic in second person #wind i did a funny thing of manipulating the narration to never use pronouns #i guess you could also say that in a way this influenced my all pronouns innocence and no pronouns wind #but that's not really it for innocence. genderfluidity just felt right for them