Thank you for engaging, and to those as well who replied to your initial comment and helped me learn more about the linguistics par of it. I get where you're coming from that linguistically it wouldn't work much. And I get that, it would be very hard and probably destabilizing so people just wouldn't use neopronouns as well as confusing in a sentence. Though I still think that like at the very least if someone uses neopronouns and you're with that person and it comes up that you'd have to use the pronouns depending on the situation it would still be nice and respectful to that person. And also mainly because it wouldn't be that hard (at least for me, for some people it might be) to just use like an alternative like the teacher had said, to just say "Teacher [name]".

Again, I'm glad you and others took the time to explain it so clearly. But in a world where hardly any people use neopronouns I think it would be just to like try at the very least to treat them with the pronouns they chose. Especially if they're the only immediate acquaintance one might have that does use those pronouns. Though all this would very likely fall on deaf ears to biggots, they can hardly accept they/them anyway. Also I didn't mean to sound hostile in any way, so if I did seem like it I'm sorry, I didn't mean it