What Are My Pronouns?

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    How do you feel about being called 'he/him'?

    •  I like these pronouns.
    • I don't have any opinions.
    •  I don't like these pronouns at all.
    • It doesn't really matter.
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About This Quiz

The What Are My Pronouns? Quiz helps you explore the connection between gender identity and the pronouns that reflect your true self. Pronouns are an essential part of how we communicate, and they play a significant role in affirming one’s gender identity.

Understanding your pronouns can lead to a deeper sense of self-awareness and help you express yourself in a way that aligns with your gender identity. Please note that pronouns are a personal and evolving part of who we are. This, what pronouns should I use? Quiz is intended for educational and self-exploration purposes only.

Disclaimer: The results of this quiz are intended for self-reflection and learning and should not be viewed as a definitive assessment. We encourage you to explore, engage, and embrace the language that feels most authentic to you as you navigate your gender identity journey.

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  • 2. 

    Do you like hearing the pronouns 'she/her/hers'?

    • Yes, it is good.

    • Yeah, I love it.

    • No, please don't use that.

    • Absolutely not

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  • 3. 

    How do you feel about being called 'him/her'?

    • Why this? I have a specific gender.

    • It will work.

    • It is good.

    • Some other pronoun, please

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  • 4. 

    What are your thoughts on the pronouns 'Hir/Ze'?

    • What's that?

    • That sounds strange!

    • It can be used, but won't prefer them for me.

    • The perfect pronouns

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  • 5. 

    What do you feel about the words 'it/its'?

    • Not for me!

    •  Please don't use it.

    • I am okay with it.

    • I like it.

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  • 6. 

    If you get a chance to change your gender, what will you do?

    • I am happy with my gender.

    • I don't want to change.

    • I am not restricted to this gender.

    • I don't need any gender specifications.

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  • 7. 

    What is your gender?

    • Male 

    • Female

    • I don't need any gender.

    • I am not restricted to any gender.

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  • 8. 

    Choose the best pronouns that represent you.

    • He/Him

    • She/Her

    • They/Them

    • I don't want any pronouns.

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  • 9. 

    How do you want to represent your physical appearance?

    • Feminine

    • Masculine

    • I don't know.

    • Don't want to associate with a particular gender

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  • 10. 

    What gender pronouns do your friends use to refer to you?

    • He/She

    • They/Them

    • It/Its

    • Xe/Xem

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  • 11. 

    How do you feel about being asked your preferred pronouns?

    • I appreciate it—it shows respect.

    • It’s unnecessary; use what you want.

    • I feel uncomfortable when asked.

    • I’d rather people avoid assumptions and ask.

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  • 12. 

    What do you prefer people do if they use the wrong pronoun for you?

    • Correct themselves and move on

    • Apologize and ask for my preference

    • Ignore it—it doesn’t matter to me.

    • Avoid using pronouns altogether

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  • 13. 

    How do you feel about gender-neutral pronouns like ‘they/them’?

    • I love them—they suit me.

    • I like them, but they’re not for me.

    • I’m okay with them but prefer other pronouns.

    • I don’t like them at all.

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  • 14. 

    How should people refer to your gender in formal documents?

    • Use traditional gender categories

    • Use my chosen pronouns explicitly

    • Avoid gendered references completely

    • It doesn’t matter to me.

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  • 15. 

    How do you feel about introducing yourself with pronouns in social settings?

    • I love it—it normalizes pronoun sharing.

    • I think it’s a good idea but not for me.

    • I feel uncomfortable doing that.

    • I don’t think it’s necessary.

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Julian Sanjivan |BS (Human Development) |
LGBTQIA+ Advocate
Julian Sanjivan, a nonbinary advocate in vibrant NYC, possesses 15 years of LGBTQI+ advocacy experience. He earned a Bachelor of Science and a Diploma in Human Development from Universiti Putra Malaysia. He also led the iconic NYC Pride Parade, served as InterPride Co-President, and holds a certificate in LGBTQI+ Sexuality & Gender Identity from the University of Colorado.

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