Nullpronomial Spectrum

The Nullpronomial Spectrum or Apronomial Spectrum is a term for pronomial labels that fall under the nullpronomial umbrella. This may mean anything between someone not using pronouns at all (nullpronomial) and someone who identifies fully with pronouns at all times (allopronomial).

Microlabels

 * Demipronomial - Someone who only uses pronouns part of the time
 * Librapronomial - Someone who is normally nullpronomial, but occasionally uses pronouns
 * Hemipronomial - Someone who uses pronouns only half of the time
 * Parapronomial - Someone who normally uses pronouns, but is occasionally nullpronomial
 * Greypronomial - Someone who only partly relates to a set of pronouns
 * Apothipronomial - Someone who is completely repulsed by the idea of pronouns
 * Proxipronomial - Someone who only uses pronouns in certain relationships
 * Juxtapronomial - Someone who only uses pronouns around those they have close connections with (e.g. friend, significant other, family member)
 * Coeopronomial - Someone who only uses pronouns around those they have not formed connections with
 * Eraspronomial - Someone who was allopronomial, but no longer relates to pronouns for some reason
 * Caedpronomial - Someone who was allopronomial, but no longer relates to pronouns due to past trauma
 * Paropronomial - Someone who is multipronomial and has different nullpronomial spectrum labels for their different sets
 * Myrpronomial - Someone who has multiple nullpronomial labels

History and etymology
This term was coined on an unknown date in early-to-mid 2021 by Fandom user Peanut Butter Fruit Potato to mimic the asexual spectrum and other such anattractional spectrums. It was also derived from nullpronomial.

All labels other than Demi-, Null- and Apothipronomial were created by Peanut Butter Fruit Potato on July 13, 2021, although most etymologies were based off an existing identity, such as a sexuality or gender.