PRONOUNS

(Ae/Ahe/Aes/Aeself)

Subject: Ae laughed at the notion of a gender binary.
Object: They tried to convince Ahe that asexuality does not exist.
Possessive: Aes favourite colour is unknown.
Possessive Pronoun: The pronoun card is Aes.
Reflexive: Ae thinks highly of Aeself.

+Ahe’s and the usual (They/Them/Their/Theirs)

"Who does this belong to?"
"That’s Ahe’s! This is their plushie, Ahe always has a lot of them!"
"Whose bag is this too?"
"Oh that's theirs as well. I'll take both of these to them."
"Did anyone see where they went?"

*They like their name being used lots.

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CREATION PROCESS

About Ahe’s name

Ahe’s name is gender neutral btw, means “Softly blowing breeze.” It’s a pacific islander name. It’s Hawaiian. I wanted to pick an islander name for my first NB character since I’m polynesian myself. I really like Ahe’s name.

About Ahe’s use of Ae pronouns

Aes use of Ae pronouns are based from their name so that is what ‘Ahe’ use was. Their name was used in replacement of (if I were to use my pronouns then it would be) “Him” for example. This set of pronouns may not be that usable for others if anyone liked them cause of the use of Ahe’s name and similar letters to theirs. But, just thinking of how I'd probably want to use self-pronouns if I were NB, it's a lot easier I think to use them as if they are little nicknames. Thinking of perhaps having Ahe get others used to their pronouns, I was thinking Ahe may use 'Ayyy' all the time, similar to how in NZ you may put ae on the back of your sentences. "Ay, did you see that?" It works like "Eh?" Ae said as Ay, and Ahe is said as AH-heh. As in screams Ahhhhhhhh stops not AR-heh.

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EXTRA PHYSICAL NOTES

▪️ Design based on a rosy maple moth with semi dragon like features.

▪️ Rest of the body is covered in short fur

▪️ The Fluff on the legs is long

▪️ Fluff at the start of the tail is long

▪️ Ahe has five eyes, their bottom eyes are like small oval blushers!

▪️ Colouring is pink, yellow and white. But unsure if I want to keep the pink since that's the rosy maple moth's colours, or change it out with orange or grey? I didn't really want to use pink.