The problem is really that 3 isn’t enough. It should be they/them/their/theirs, he/him/his/his and she/her/her/hers to capture the main forms of the primary 3rd person pronoun sets.
They went to the store. I went to the store with them. Their sibling came along. The world is theirs now.
He went to the store. I went to the store with him. His sibling came along. The world is his now.
She went to the store. I went to the store with her. Her sibling came along. The world is hers now.
This is my only issue with most people who use neopronouns. 2 forms is insufficient, give me 4 minimum.
The problem is really that 3 isn’t enough. It should be they/them/their/theirs, he/him/his/his and she/her/her/hers to capture the main forms of the primary 3rd person pronoun sets.
They went to the store. I went to the store with them. Their sibling came along. The world is theirs now.
He went to the store. I went to the store with him. His sibling came along. The world is his now.
She went to the store. I went to the store with her. Her sibling came along. The world is hers now.
This is my only issue with most people who use neopronouns. 2 forms is insufficient, give me 4 minimum.