I think it's fun to think about the progression that my pronoun use has gone through, here are some benchmarks
1993-2009 (Default applied pronouns): He/Him
2009-2011 (Early experimenting): She/Her
2011-2018 ( ' Detransition ' ): He/Him
2018-2021 (The 'fuck this' era): They/them
2021-2022 ('Fuck this more'): She/They
2022-Late 2022 ('Fuck this harder') She/They/It
I bring this up because I used to be really uncomfortable with he/him pronouns - to the point they felt wrong and would make my skin itch, but as I have fucked with gender more and more I almost wanna say I actually don't mind He/Him pronouns anymore. Fuck it. Collect them all. Hear me English Language? Your gendered pronouns can't put me in a box, I have COLLECTED ALL OF THE BOXES.
What if I just start using He/She/They/it? What then motherfucker? Fight me.
You know what, no. I'll do you one better. He/She/They/It/Beast.
I should of course add, that anyone's choice or preference of pronouns are valid, and I am just here to give what's going on in my head some air because my gender is a fuck, and the more I fuck with it, the more I feel like the English language just breaks in fun and interesting ways and I am fully here for it. It feels good to break restrictive things.