What is your pronoun?. Your pronoun is the way in which you refer to yourself, often relating to the way you experience your gender.

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What is your pronoun?

Your pronoun is the way in which you refer to yourself, often relating to the way you experience your gender.

Common pronouns: She Her He Him

But what if gender does not look like this?

What if gender looks more like this?

Or this?

Your gender identity exists within your brain and may or may not “match” with your biological sex: ?

Some words that a person might use to describe their gender identity: Woman Man Gender Fluid Feeling like your gender varies over time Agender Feeling like you have no gender Non Binary Feeling like you are not exclusively “man” or “woman”

If you experience gender in a variant way, you may prefer neutral pronouns: They/them

You have the right to be called by the pronoun you feel most comfortable with! You should check with people to ask what their pronoun is and not assume! Guess what?

What is your pronoun? He? She? They?