Overview
Neopronouns are pronouns that are neither the traditional “he/him,” “she/her,” nor the gender-neutral “they/them.” They are newly coined or revived forms that some people adopt to express identities they feel are not represented by existing pronouns. Examples include xe/xem, ze/hir, fae/faer, and others.
They are generally intended to function grammatically like other third-person pronouns, but their social usage and acceptance vary widely.