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#neopronoun user culture
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neopronoun user culture is literally never being called by your neopronouns, even though you hang out with other neopronoun users
Neopronoun user culture
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renesassing · 11 months
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happy pride to my dykes, my faggots, my trannies, my queers. my siblings-in-arms. my extended family. whether you're out or not or only partially. i love you all so goddamn much. i hope life will be kinder to us all.
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" This system uses / supports neopronouns. " USERBOXES :
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[PT x2: This system supports neopronouns.]
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[PT x2: This system uses neopronouns.]
These are for any system to use. Requested By: NO ONE Made By: @infinite-gardens-system
Requests ARE open!! PLS READ RULES & DNI!!
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lichen-punk · 1 year
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the most important lesson we in the queer community can learn, the most important tool we can use to support our queer siblings and feel better in our own queer identities, is, in the immortal words of rene descartes,
who give a shit
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pass-me-the-dilfs · 2 months
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I LOVE transsexuals and nonbinary people and boydykes and girlfaggots and he/him lesbians and she/her gays and butches and femmes and neopronoun users and faggenders and dykegenders and gay trans men and lesbian trans women and gay trans women and lesbian trans men and queer trans people and trans people that pass and trans people that get misgendered and trans people that have medically transitioned and trans people that never will transition and trans people who's sexuality is tied to their gender and elder trans people and baby trans people and those that have been out for years and those who are still closeted or have yet to figure out they're trans and gender freaks and gender outlaws and people with niche gender identities and people who's ethnicity, race, culture, disability, etc. effect their gender and people who change their name and pronouns every day and people who have long lists of names and pronouns and people who have yet to find the correct name and pronouns or the correct gender identity and people who kept their name the same and people who aren't transmasc or transfem and trans kinksters and aro and ace trans people and hypersexual trans people and trans people who are dysphoric and non-dysphoric trans people and people in between dysphoric and non-dysphoric and gender revolutionaries and gender abolitionists and people who's gender identity doesn't fit into cishetero expectations.
I LOVE TRANS PEOPLE!!!
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I didn’t start identifying as queer so I could be diagnosed with a label. I’m not an animal being classified under a biological term, a taxonomic group which has a criteria so rigid it will only be changed with mind blowing biological evidence, only to be met with criticism and doubt still. These are feelings, language and culture.
Feelings can be straightforward, such as happy, feelings can be charged with layers and layers of experiences and years of history behind them, such as anger, and feelings can be conflicting or not quite fit with any known word. That’s how people make up new words based on old, well known concepts, such as bittersweet. Gender and attraction are feelings.
Language evolves, yes, but not in the same way as animals. It’s not coincidence after coincidence and survival of the fittest. Most of the time, it’s forced, purposeful changes. Take the word ‘okay’ — once upon a time a small group thought the feeling they were trying to communicate wasn’t properly explained with the phrase ‘all correct.’ People began to misspell it ironically as ‘orl korrect’, which was shortened to ‘OK’. A few decades later, ‘okay’ came about, because ‘OK’ wasn’t communicating what people wanted anymore. Language is changed and added to when someone wants something to be known and has no current way of articulating it. Sometimes it’s ridiculed, such as some slang, different dialects, and English variations. Gender and attraction are expressed through language because it’s a feeling.
Culture should be viewed through the lens of an anthropologist — someone who studies humanity. Witness without judgment people using whatever confusing and contradictory labels they like, if any at all, and together we can study those behaviours to discover why they bring such comfort. After all, you can’t properly study the behaviour of people who you’re forcing to act a certain way. Gender is a part of culture because of it’s significant role in language.
Queerness should not be about rigid criteria, exclusion, or checklists. It’s a beautiful, colourful feeling on a spectrum which can only be expressed through words in an attempt to summarise it.
I’d like to draw specific attention to the following:
Identities outside the binary, such as bigender people.
Contrasting identities, such as a woman who experiences gay love for men.
New and uncommon identities, such as xenogenders.
The use of the term ‘non-men’, which chooses to describe lesbian identities in relation to the exclusion of men instead of in relation to a unique, feminine love of women. Being a lesbian is least of all about men, so I don’t see why it should be defined in relation to them.
The arguments against such identities are recycled queerphobia. Men who are also lesbians—and others who don’t neatly fit into binary labels—do not need to pick a side, just like bisexual people don’t. Neopronoun users aren’t cisgender attention seekers trying to be special, just like the non-binary people attacked with those words or the binary transgender people before them. These are just some of the awful things I’ve heard about the less accepted side of our community.
Such people, including myself, may not be practicing queerness in a way well-known by the mainstream, but it should be expected that as more and more identities become common, more are discovered. If you want to take a torch into the darkness to welcome the people you know are hiding there, expect to see an entire world you were blinded to.
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Reposting one of my most popular coined genders!
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CringeXDCoric
A gender about being intentionally and unapologetically cringe. Cringe culture should be dead, but since it isn't fully, every user of this gender intentionally embraces their cringe. Ones gender may feel "odd" or "cringe" or even "weird." The use of this gender means your cringe is fun and euphoric for you, it is tied to your gender. You use xenogenders and neopronouns because they fit you, and it truly doesn't matter what anyone else has to say about it. You may find yourself saying XD, making kandi, and being yourself, because life is so much more fulfilling that way.
This gender was created with my fellow neurodivergent friends in mind as we so frequently get called 'cringe,' however anyone may use it!!!
Quotes that may fit this gender:
"And in that moment, I realized; life is so much brighter when you truly don't give a shit."
"I'm the creator of my own destiny."
"My life is a canvas, I don't want to waste time staying in the pre-drawn lines."
HAVE FUN XENO USERS XD! FEEL FREE TO USE WITHOUT CREDIT :3!!!!!
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ok so I feel like a boomer rn 💀 Can you, if you understand them, please explain neopronouns? I have a few friends who go by neopronouns and I’ve been calling them they/them for now but I feel kinda bad so could you explain please (their neo pronouns are can/candy/candyself )
Personally, I don't really understand them, but I will direct you to @neopronoun-user-culture-is
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trans-enby-culture-is · 10 months
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This is a culture blog for trans people!
Meaning everyone who is under the trans umbrella (or can be under the trans umbrella: trans men and women, nonbinary people, xenogenders, questioning people, anyone not cis or who think they aren't cis). Also cis people you are welcome to like, reblog, follow but please don't hijack posts. I don't gatekeep here, just everyone be respectful of each other.
So how does it work?
Send in an ask or submission that starts off with: "x culture is". x being trans, non-binary, gender queer, agender... Be as general or spasific as you want. Then add in anything you like having to do with being trans.
Then I'll post the submissions!
Please don't use "nb" when you mean non-binary (it originally meant non black, and shouldn't be used in this context)
Wait aren't there blogs like this already?
There are some general trans/enby culture blogs, but they haven't been active in years, so I'm stepping in to the void.
This blog is inspired by other culture blogs:
@aro-culture-is, @ace-culture-is, @ndcultureis, @depression-culture-is, @gnc-culture-is, @apl-culture-is, @nonamorous-culture-is, @demi-alterous-culture-is, @demigirl-culture-is, @demigender-culture-is, @queercutlureis, @questioning-aspec-culture-is, @autigender-culture-is, @neopronoun-user-culture-is, @genderqueer-culture-is, @genderqueercultureis, @aspec-culture, @no-empathy-culture-is, @disassociation-culture-is
Lists of culture blogs:
part 1: orientations and general queerness
part 2: gender identities + intersex
part 3: neurodivergency
My main blog: @it-is-only-a-novel
DNI: the usual, I don't hesitate to block.
Edited on 14/10/23
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neopronoun user culture is reading a book where a character uses a set of neopronouns you've never seen before and immediately wanting to use them yourself.
Neopronoun user culture
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sophieinwonderland · 5 months
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tulpacourse? no. hurricourse
anti hurricanes: you shouldnt use "hurricane" as a term because its from the taino language's word "hurakan" and youre just using "hurricane" to make things sound foreign, just use "storm"
pro hurricanes: but "hurricane" is only based off of a word in the taino language. "storm" could mean so many other things and "hurricane" is just used because its more specific. plus theres so many of our things out there already using the word "hurricane" that if we left it to just use "storm" we'd have no history or resources
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But you know, in all honesty, I actually think the anti-hurricanes would have a stronger argument than anti-tulpas.
Where you have tulpa being shared from an explorer in a land that was never colonized by Europeans, a Buddhist woman who was respected enough to gain audience with the Dalai Lama... hurricane's origin is being adopted by actual colonizers who stole the land of indigenous people.
The power dynamic at play should make this much more egregious.
The difference in how these terms are treated, the fact that nobody is making an anti-hurricane argument, is why I see a lot of the tulpacourse as disingenuous.
Both words come from another language, specifically from a religion, and use those words in new ways detached from their roots.
Why tulpa and not hurricane?
Why the hypocrisy?
Because, frankly, the anti-tulpa narrative was manufactured to shutdown created systems, and present bigotry in a way that appeared progressive. People aren't actually against words from other languages and religions being used in new ways. They're against these words being used by endogenic systems.
It's no different from how the faegender discourse was manufactured, claiming cultural appropriation as a means of attacking neopronoun users and creating division.
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turing-tested · 2 years
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no but you don't understand. these little communities have such complex rules and infighting and discourse and stances and intricacies that would knock your eyebrows clean off that are such a way I'm always thinking like 'what if someone did this how would they respond' like. what IF someone said their (our) pronouns were we/us/ours. what IF someone said their (my) pronouns were I/me/my. what IF someone said their (your) pronouns were you/your/yours. nd what if that person didn't have auxiliary pronouns.
like would the rules still apply there where if you use they/them for a neopronoun user you're misgendering that person? what about the people that argue that it's transphobia to not try and use neopronouns? what about people who argue that it doesn't matter if you're uncomfortable using it/it's pronouns for someone, if you use anything else for an it/it's pronouns user who has no auxiliary pronouns you're transphobic and that your comfort about someone else's pronouns don't matter? where does does 'having just a fun old time doing fucked up gender stuff and pushing the boundaries of what we accept culturally is a queer right that's inalienable and unquestionable' factor into this? what about people who argue they support all good faith identities? is 'enjoying a funny little joke we all play on god' in good faith? who defines good?
to whom or what is that faith owed?
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Cringepunk
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Cringepunk - A movement involving the reclaimation of the word "cringe" and basically being "cringe" just out of pure spite, and embracing being cringeworthy and basically not giving a fuck about what others think. Basically a way of saying "Fuck you. I'm cringe and I'm proud of it. I don't need to be your definition of "normal". This was made with neurodivergent individuals, MOGAI/LIOM/LGBTQ+ individuals (including folks who use xenogenders), neopronoun/nounself pronoun/emojiself pronoun users and alterhumans in mind. However, you don't have to be any of those things to be Cringepunk! While this term is meant to be anti-cringe culture and anti-harassment, we still want to make it clear that it does not support harmful identities and communities. Likewise, it will not tolerate exclusionism of harmless identities or misinformation. In particular, Cringepunk is: Pro-Contradictory Labels. Pro-Endogenic. Pro-MOGAI. Pro-Self Diagnosis with research. Pro-Alterhumanity. Pro-KFF. Inclusive of people of all disabilities, including people with personality disorders, schizophrenia and DID. Inclusive of all religions. Inclusive of POC. Anti-Radfem. Anti-Fakeclaiming. Anti-TransID. Anti-Discourse of any kind. Anti-Fetishization of Pedophilia or Incest. Anti-thinspo and anti-fatphobia. Basically, Cringepunk supports expressing yourself in harmless ways, but is against anything that could genuinely harm others. Flag meanings: Dark Blue - Alterhumanity. This stripe represents alterhumans, especially otherkin. Light Blue - Plurality. This stripe represents systems of ALL origins, including endogenic. Green - Queerness. This refers to the entire LGBTQ+/MOGAI community, including mspec lesbians/gays, intersex individuals, non-monogamous individuals, aspec individuals, individuals who use xenogenders and many more. Light green - Gender non-conformity and pronoun non-conformity. This refers to individuals who present differently then their given gender. In addition, this also refers to individuals who use pronouns that differ from their given gender, including neopronoun users, nounself pronoun users and emojiself pronoun users, as well as he/him lesbians, she/her gays and they/them and neopronoun gays and lesbians. Gray represents being cringe and proud /pos. Yellow represents aldernic individuals. Orange represents those currently questioning their sexuality, gender, or if they're alterhuman, plural or neurodivergent. Light red represents neurodivergency. This one I find incredibly important, as cringe culture has harmed several neurodivergent folks (especially autistics). Dark red represents community, which includes MOGAI individuals, neopronoun users, aldernic individuals, alterhumans, systems, and anyone else who might be considered "cringe (such as furries). The symbol represents challenging cringe culture and tearing it down. Image IDs: Two pride flags. Both have shades of blue and green, yellow, orange and shades of red. The middle of both flags are dark gray. The top flag has an infinity symbol interlocking with a circle. (Tags are for reach and filtering purposes)
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casey-complains · 6 months
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just because you find thomas cringe doesnt give you the right to make a whole blog about talking shit about him
"just because you find thomas cringe" i dont! i think the only times ive posted about finding him "cringe" was the anime intro video, and i wouldve found that embarrassing no matter who made it. plus, my current special interests are minecraft youtubers and ninja turtles, im not exactly one to steer away from "cringe". cringe culture is dead, im a neopronoun user and a furry and i self ship . im the last person to hate thomas cus hes """cringe"""
"doesnt give you the right to make a whole blog" im sorry, since when did i need permission to make sideblogs? i assume you think im obsessed with hating him, but i really dont post here that often. i just made a sideblog because i steer away from negativity and discourse on my main
"talking shit about him" i strictly avoid mindless hate towards thomas here. i criticise him, i dont hate him. sure, theres been moments where ive been mean to him, but those came from frustrations about genuine criticism against him
anon, just blog the crit tags if you want to live in the world where thomas is incapable of wrongdoings. hes not a bad person, no one has said that, but its healthy to engage in criticism of the media you like
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CringeXDCoric
[Pt: CringeXDCoric end pt]
REPOSTING AN EPIC AND VERY POPULAR GENDER I MADE BUT WITH THE ORIGINAL AND ALT FLAGS!!!!!
MY ORIGINAL POST
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CringeXDCoric
A gender about being intentionally and unapologetically cringe. Cringe culture should be dead, but since it isn't fully, every user of this gender intentionally embraces their cringe. Ones gender may feel "odd" or "cringe" or even "weird." The use of this gender means your cringe is fun and euphoric for you, it is tied to your gender. You use xenogenders and neopronouns because they fit you, and it truly doesn't matter what anyone else has to say about it. You may find yourself saying XD, making kandi, and being yourself, because life is so much more fulfilling that way.
This gender was created with my fellow neurodivergent friends in mind as we so frequently get called 'cringe,' however anyone may use it!!!
Quotes that may fit this gender:
"And in that moment, I realized; life is so much brighter when you truly don't give a shit."
"I'm the creator of my own destiny."
"My life is a canvas, I don't want to waste time staying in the pre-drawn lines."
HAVE FUN XENO USERS XD! FEEL FREE TO USE WITHOUT CREDIT :3!!!!!
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obnebulant-mogai · 2 months
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Linguistic Anarchy
[PT: Linguistic Anarchy /end PT]
Linguistic Anarchy is a subset of descriptivism (the idea that following linguistic rules is not always strictly necessary, read more about it on the wikipedia page) that emphasizes the bending or ignoring of linguistic rules to create more inclusive and accommodating language for queer people (especially neopronoun users) and preserving and recording language in an effort to oppose colonization.
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The illustration in the center is a wug, which you can read about here.
Linguistic anarchy supports:
neopronouns, nounself pronouns, and emojipronouns
decolonization
degendering of language as needed
typing quirks with translation provided for accessibility
being accommodating and patient with people of neurodivergencies that make spelling and/or language difficult (i.e. dyslexia)
being accommodating and patient of those with OCD or similar who may feel the need to correct grammar or spelling
reclaiming slurs
normalization of Ebonics and similar
learning languages for communication or educational purposes (cultural appreciation)
Linguistic anarchy does NOT support:
spreading misinformation or disinformation about preexisting linguistic rules or concepts (i.e. folk etymologies)
getting rid of languages
misusing slurs or other offensive, marginalizing, and/or culturally appropriative language
prescriptivism
capitalism and associated concepts
bigotry
tagging @radiomogai (idk if this completely fits sorry)
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