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CMV: I don't see a point in having so many pronounces to choose from

I don't get why people need other pronouns when there are already they/them, she/her, he/him for them to choose from.

 As someone whose English isn't their first language it's so frustrating. I feel bad for those who already struggles to use she or he correctly now they have to be mindful and learn other pronouns? Plus some of them r hard af to say Xe/Xem, Ze/Zir... Xie/Xem. I hope English as an additional language people don't have to learn this any time soon... it just seems in inconvenient.

I don't have a problem with trans/NB people btw, it's just the pronouns, ik someone irl who uses 3 pronouns (includig Xie) and I don't see why...

Edit: just noticed title says pronounces and not pronouns*
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The point is to create room in our social hierarchy for people to explore themselves and the idea space of gender and gender expression, so that we can learn more about ourselves and our society an converge towards better norms in the future.

The more exotic pronouns are never going to be mainstream, they're never going to be adopted by more than .00001% of the population, mostly tens exploring their identities and activists/artists exploring the bounds of our culture and social expression.

Theoretical physicists need equations and models that deal with 12 spatial dimensions when considering the most in-depth questions of their field and the nature of the universe, but the average person will never really need to think in  more than 3 dimensions at a time.  The fact that the average person only needs   dimensions doesn't mean we should abolish all higher-dimension equations that theoretical  physicists want to use, and the fact that they are using them doesn't inconvenience or invalidate the experiences of normal people.

Similarly, that .000001% of people who are exploring the outer boundaries of self-expression and cultural norms need the flexibility to try out new constructs an ideas, and attaching these new ideas to the established framework of pronouns is a necessary step, like attaching the idea of higher-level dimension to established mathematics and equations.  

In their hands, these are useful exploratory tools, and the fact that average people will never need them  doesn't mean they should be taken away form the explorers who do.  Nor does the use of these exotic terms by the explorers invalidate or impinge on the experiences and needs of average people.