Sunstone

Solsten

he/him/his/his/himself

he is tagging along because we asked him to.
This is his computer, which was a gift.
This phone is also his, but he bought it himself.

she/her/her/hers/herself

she is tagging along because we asked her to.
This is her computer, which was a gift.
This phone is also hers, but she bought it herself.

it/it/its/its/itself

it is tagging along because we asked it to.
This is its computer, which was a gift.
This phone is also its, but it bought it itself.

tey/tem/ter/ters/temself

tey are tagging along because we asked tem to.
This is ter computer, which was a gift.
This phone is also ters, but tey bought it temself.

ce/cir/cir/cirs/cirself

ce is tagging along because we asked cir to.
This is cir computer, which was a gift.
This phone is also cirs, but ce bought it cirself.

they/them/their/theirs/themself

they are tagging along because we asked them to.
This is their computer, which was a gift.
This phone is also theirs, but they bought it themself.

they/them/their/theirs/themselves

they are tagging along because we asked them to.
This is their computer, which was a gift.
This phone is also theirs, but they bought it themselves.

any pronouns

Speaker's choice. All pronouns are on the table
This includes she/her, he/him, they/them, it/it
all neopronouns, and any others you can think up.

this/that

You probably use these for most people anyway,
"This is my friend." It's a different context than
personal pronouns, but they're pronouns nonetheless