Queersecrets Sucks, I feel kind of silly, since I’m a trans man and should probably know, but in Ze/zan, is ze what replaces he if I talk about you, and is zan equal to him? and if I want to say something along the lines of “his blog” would it be zans, or something else? I’ve never really met anyone that identified as gender queer, or anything other than trans, I need to start getting used to using or thinking about the other pronoun sets out there Incase I do run into somebody like that.

I feel kind of silly, since I'm a trans man and should probably know, but in Ze/zan, is ze what replaces he if I talk about you, and is zan equal to him? and if I want to say something along the lines of "his blog" would it be zans, or something else? I've never really met anyone that identified as gender queer, or anything other than trans, I need to start getting used to using or thinking about the other pronoun sets out there Incase I do run into somebody like that.

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Ze in place of he. Zan in place of him and his.

So, ze went to school. I read zan blog. I just called zan.

Other popular genderqueer pronouns include (but are not limited to) ze/zer, ze/zir (pronounced zeer), sie/hir (pronounced heer).

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