Nealexic(on): A term to describe someone who is comfortable with others using non-gendered language (royalty, folk, child, mx., monarch, one/one’s, etc.) or gendered language that is usually associated with neu(troisness/trality) (prinx, suzerain, nby/xent/moze, mx. quing, they/them, etc.) when addressing/interacting with them. It is for anyone who feels comfortable/affirmed when addressed with nea language.

Although n- in nin-/nia- is commonly used for neutral exclusively, its coining included null and non-binary as well, so I think nea- could be inclusive of anything outside mea-/fea-. It should be noted that fin/min were originally called ffin/mmin but included main/fein (mia/fia), and that the “gendered” part is just how one view it by oneself but some languages such as Spanish has a grammatically natural gender “oa” (as in otroa, unoa), proposed by Zapatistas.  AP