non-gender specific pronouns

It's been tried, or at least suggested, before. Heesh and Shim, I think, were the subject and object forms, respectively.
It didn't catch on. This won't either. The use of a random letter is even less likely to appeal, especially in speech: "Who? Vee? Who's that? " It sounds like "thee" with a lisp. "Hir" sounds like "her", so that's no use either.

People enjoy using new verbs, adjectives and nouns, but new pronouns are rare, and always evolve over centuries from a related word. "Ms" (see above) is closely related to Mrs and Miss, and still isn't widely used. No one ever says it.

This will never catch on either. Trust me.

Are you sure your grandchild isn't pulling your leg?!

Any nonsense to distract the masses from the really important things going on in the world. O M G. First world problems.

I remember reading a baby care book where "he" and "she" were used alternately in referring to the baby. You might end up with "when she is hungry feed him." (Not an actual quote - this was some time ago.)

Really?

An infant teacher tells me she was told not to address her pupils as "boys and girls" because this would discriminate against transgender and bisexual children!

I have enough trouble when V is used instead of versus! I spend enough time grumbling when hearing which teams are competing without worrying about 'non-gender specific pronouns'. It could all get so confusing.

Sounds like something from Ikea.

It all sounds like Norse to me!

Good plan trisher. Think I'll join you

I know Bathsheba and I made a mistake with vir and hir as well, so it has me totally confused. Think I'll just forget about it- I'm getting good at that!

is it just me who is ?

and doesn't care?
I will call someone what they wish to be called

Mx is a choice of title at our bank. I am happy with Mrs.

I’m sorry but total load of rubbish. I’m not subscribing to this in any way shape or form.

MissAdventure

So -She is washing her hair but he doesn't care, becomes Hir is washing V hair but hir doesn't care.?

But V is the object pronoun, whereas in your example it is being used as a possessive pronoun. I don't think that can be right - as you say trisher what about his/her/hers.

V looks decidedly female to me.

V isn't a word, it's a letter

Who decided on those words?

What’s a load of old tosh

Sounds confusing to me. I think I'll stick with 'they', regardless of the ( IMO outdated) argument that it is incorrect.

And funnily enough, lots of the babies ( about half) actually were?

Well it’s trying to resolve an issue isn’t it - bit like when Ms came into the language. I remember the baby books I had when DD was born and dear old Penelope Leach scandalised many by assuming the baby was a girl and used the female pronoun throughout.

Struggling with this. V instead of him or her? What about his and hers?
So -She is washing her hair but he doesn't care, becomes
Hir is washing V hair but hir doesn't care.?
Bit confusing isn't it?

I’m trying to use ‘them’ and ‘they’ but realise it’s not grammatically acceptsble if there’s only one ‘them’ ?