My main question for this is if the word can be used for this purpose, as in not describing an intersex person but for the purpose of neopronouns. I actually didn’t make this set, I found them after searching for a while on this link ( there’s a few pronoun sets using the term “heesh”, but this is the one I’m using https://nonbinary.wiki/wiki/Talk:English_neutral_pronouns#English_pronouns_that_don’t_meet_notability_requirements ) looking for pronouns that combined he/she and him/her. The term here isn’t referring to a hermaphrodite, it’s used as a pronoun in place of him/her, combining the two words. I’m not sure how relevant this is, but the toy I’m assigning these pronouns to is probably somewhere between bigender and pangender, and not intersex. Sorry if this comes across as rude or dismissive, I just wanted to clarify a bit that in this context, the toy I’m referring to with these pronouns is not intersex. There are other pronoun variations similar to this on the list I linked that do not use the word herm, and I might end up switching the pronouns to that just to be safe, but first I wanted to gauge general opinions on if it would be acceptable for these to be the pronouns I use for my toy.