Young Writers Society

Hello, I'm Revialle (Pronounced Revi; a lot of people ask) and I'm new. I tend to write fantasy novels, but lately, I've been testing my limits in YA. I prefer to use ae/aer pronouns, and I hope to fit in here.

Welcome aboard! I'm sure you'll fit in splendidly. c:

Out of curiosity, what do you mean by ae/aer pronouns? The only non-binary pronoun I've heard is 'they,' but my parents find that confusing. I myself think that 'thee' is an excellent gender neutral pronoun, but that hasn't caught on. I also might have completely misunderstood what you said and am babbling on about something unrelated. Anyway, welcome to YWS!

Welcome to YWS!

Feltrix wrote:Out of curiosity, what do you mean by ae/aer pronouns? The only non-binary pronoun I've heard is 'they,' but my parents find that confusing. I myself think that 'thee' is an excellent gender neutral pronoun, but that hasn't caught on. I also might have completely misunderstood what you said and am babbling on about something unrelated.

I'm genderfluid, but I find 'they' and confusing in sentences. For example: "They grabbed an apple from the table." In my mind, that makes me think that multiple people have grabbed the apple, but by using another pronoun, like ae or ze, It conveys that one person has done the action, as long as the reader knows of the pronoun.

And I like the way 'ae' sounds.

Welcome to the site

Hey there Revialle.

Hope to see you around and your works in the green room. If you have any questions about anything, feel free to shoot me a pm or drop by my wall.