Get ready for rise of 'neopronouns.' They can include 'fantasy characters' such as 'vamp/vampself,' 'prin/cess/princesself,' 'fae/faer/faeself.'

TheBlaze has reported frequently on the increasing use of alternate pronouns over recent years. Just in December, in fact, news hit that the admission application for a business school offered a whopping 27 alternate pronouns that prospective students could choose from — you know, inventions such as "ey," "xie," "hir," "vis," and "eirs" in case the apparently outdated "she" and "he" don't suffice.

Well, the New York Times calls such newly created terms "neopronouns" — and according to the paper, we ain't seen a thing yet.

Now what?

The Times on Thursday published a nearly 2,000-word article on the topic, revealing for starters that the phenomenon of using "they" and "them" to describe a single person is becoming normal.