Labels are fine they exist and more are normalised for a productive reason. Not many people knew what pan was in the 90s but now most people know what pan is. That's only because of people calling themself pan and it's made it easier for pan people to live / "explain themselves", as well as making it easier for people still discovering their sexuality, while not perfect they can give a person a broad idea to go off.
I feel like most disdain for neo/xeno pronouns comes from the notion that people will get offended and snap at you if you're unaware / forget their pronouns. That kind of idea is pushed by people who make memes about blue hair liberals and isn't true at all. Just ask and be respectful, it gets kind of hard to remember sometimes but its not really a big deal and people are understanding and would be happy to remind you things if they use less common pronouns; they don't expect everyone to remember / inherently know.
I feel like most disdain for neo/xeno pronouns comes from the notion that people will get offended and snap at you if you're unaware / forget their pronouns. That kind of idea is pushed by people who make memes about blue hair liberals and isn't true at all. Just ask and be respectful, it gets kind of hard to remember sometimes but its not really a big deal and people are understanding and would be happy to remind you things if they use less common pronouns; they don't expect everyone to remember / inherently know.












