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This is mainly just an extra tab, so I'mma explain what "xe" means on the pronoun section. You see, it's what's called a neopronoun set, a set of non-normal pronouns that replace the normative he/she/they ones. People who use neos typically do so because they don't align or identify, at least partially, with the either man or woman, but don't want to use they/them. There are a variety of reasons for this, such as to avoid the "singular they" argument, or because they just prefer non-traditional ones. But how do you use neopronouns? Well, in English, every pronoun set has five parts. In order, it's subjective, objective, possessive adjective, possessive pronoun, and reflexive. Neopronouns follow the same structure, we typically just shorten it to the first one or two, depending on context. So, xe/xem, extended is "xe/xem/xyr/xyrs/xemself". So... a good exercise is to write a short thing with a normal set. Then replace each part of the normal pronoun set with the same part of a neopronoun set. After a while, it should become easier to keep track of what is used where. Example Xe went to the store with xyr mother. They ended up buying some stuff for the house, as well as some stuff for themselves. Xe bought xemself a soda, and that caffeine-loving mom of xyrs bought herself another energy drink, despite the time. In the end, xe paid with xyr card because xyr mother forget her wallet. Though, xe did get repaid half the amount after they got home.