#horse therian

[neighbarkdragonroar]

My hooves (print by Garuda Workshop!) I printed and made sleeves for. They are separate for easy access to fingers.

Also made a tail. I'm not completely sure how to get long doll(?) hair anywhere so I just settled to my fursuit making methods; and made this.

Whats next? I'm probably gonna try making some sort of hoof cover for shoes and leg warmers out of fur for that horsie look.

[taxidermycanine]

shoutout to chronically ill therians who can't do a lot of things that other critters can even though they're the same creature.

shoutout to fat therians who struggle to do quads.

shoutout to mute therians who can't bark, meow, whinny, growl, yip or make any other sound to do with who they are.

shoutout to deaf therians with theriotypes that are known for their amazing hearing.

shoutout to aquatic therians that can't swim, whether it be due to a fear, disability, or anything else.

shoutout to therians that don't quite know which animal they are yet, it's okay. you have all the time in the world.

shoutout to therians who don't have friends or a pack to rely on. you'll find your folks.

shoutout to therians who aren't white and feel isolated in the community because of that.

shoutout to therians who don't have the time or resources to fully be themselves yet.

shoutout therians who struggle to accept themselves as their type just because they're not a "popular" animal to see around.

shoutout to therians who are the complete opposite to that last part, no matter how common or uncommon your type is, it's still okay. you're still you and that is lovely.

shoutout to ALL therians. you are all important and wonderful, if you don't believe it then i sure do. i love you all.

[stinky-canine]

one thing as a therian that I’ll never really relate to is, why must I say I “identify” as an animal.

I am. I simply am. Therianthropy is an involuntary experience, so why would I say I “identify” as a dog and a horse??

I tell people that I AM a dog and I AM a horse.

Unless it’s educating a normie, then it’s “I AM a dog therian” and “I AM a horse therian”

[tiredof-life]

[post-horse]

therian meme I made using the "witch turns you into a frog" template, but horsified for a discerning equine audience!

[pegartisus]

horse therian goes to a party

[tripletdoglet]

Horse Therian

An Appreciation post for all my fellow hooved brethren

Shout-out to all horse therians!

Feel free to share your experiences or if you're questioning, feel free to ask for help!

[unknownwildsoul]

Ahhh, classic alterhuman instagram 🫠 /neg

[odd-im-o]

Hooves that go clippy clappy clippy clappy

Reblog if you agree

[stablematez]

I have anhidrosis (I don't make the hormone that allows me to sweat I was born this way) And it's common in horses then humans. Diversity win or whatever

[foxless]

i feel such a strong connection to other therians who share my biome(s)

shoutout to:

squirrels & chipmunks

wolves, coyotes, & other foxes

salmon, trout, cod, & other northern fish

brown, black, & polar bears

shrews, rabbits, mice, bats, voles, moles, ferrets, stoats, & otters

bees, spiders, moths, beetles, worms, & butterflies

owls, robins, crows, ravens, bluejays, chickadees, & chickens

horses, caribou, deer, & moose

& anyone else!

i love you all & you make my heart full of joy and acceptance 🩶

[stinky-canine]

the way I see my physical therianthropy is I am a dog I am I am, and that doesn’t reflect what I see in the mirror.

I know I am a in a humans body, but I wouldn’t say I’m a human in any aspect.

The way I explain it is, I wouldn’t call myself a duck just because I’m wearing a duck costume.

I’m a dog and a horse in a human costume.

I am not human.

I wish other alterhumans on therian guide and tiktok were more understandable and respectful of physical therians, because we are just as valid as other therians.

[post-horse]

he is so adorable in this shot! that cute little mlem <3

[apup1nthest4rs]

Something I realised that's affected by my therianthropy is the way I walk/turn.

Non-human animals walk head first and direct themselves with their head/shoulders. Instead of humans who are bipedal, their heads are aligned with their body but animals heads are out/first.

I walk with my head directing/controlling movements, if that makes any sense ;w;

[equinoxiansystem]

tip for disabled nonhumans or nonhumans who do not live near accessible natural areas: i highly recommend gardening if you are able to! even something incredibly small like a succulent, or just one potted plant, or maybe several pots, or planters, it's up to you and your level of ability. sometimes we need to be around nature and we can't physically leave to reach it. it really genuinely does help to bring it to yourself

it helps to nurture and care for natural life and to spend time with it. spending time among trees, flowers, plants and dirt is good for the soul and good for mental health, it's a nice way to give yourself some of that 'being one with nature' feeling you're looking for. plus, if you are able to keep a garden outside, you will experience all kinds of cool critters coming to check out your plants. you will be able to exercise your nonhuman curiosity by taking a peek at some of the bugs that have come by

i know this won't work for everyone, but it has helped me a lot, it makes me feel like i have somewhat of a connection with the woods again, so it brings me some peace. hope this can help someone else, too

[im-just-another-pony]

HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO REACT???

I was very chill talking with a friend and we briefly got to the topic of how complicated human interpersonal relationships are, so, as I tend to do. At one point I just said that they were indeed complicated and being a cat would be easier.

AND MY FRIEND RESPONDS

'Being an otter would be easier'

And she goes, and makes an audio talking about animals that she 'identifies with' (Otters, ferrets and koalas)

(Putting the '' marks because I don't know how serious she is about it)

So

Now I'm like

I gotta be oblivious and don't fucking out myself or ask too many questions because THAT'D BE WEIRD