Sexués

Sexués is a term that has gained some traction in discussions surrounding language and gender. It is proposed as a gender-neutral alternative to the gendered pronoun "he" or "she" and possessive pronouns like "his" or "her" when referring to a person whose gender is not specified or is of no consequence. The creation of such terms is part of a broader linguistic evolution aiming to accommodate non-binary individuals and to offer more inclusive language.

The use of "sexués" is not yet widely established or recognized by major dictionaries or style guides. Its adoption is largely confined to specific online communities or activist circles. Proponents suggest that it can simplify sentences by avoiding the need to choose between "he" or "she" and can be a more direct way to refer to individuals who do not identify strictly within the male or female binary.

Linguistically, "sexués" is an example of neologism, the creation of new words. Similar attempts at gender-neutral pronouns have emerged throughout history and in various languages. The reception and eventual integration of such terms into common usage often depend on a complex interplay of social acceptance, practicality, and the ongoing evolution of language. The debate around gender-neutral language, including terms like "sexués," reflects changing societal views on gender identity and inclusivity.