#otherkith community

[unetherian]

What is an otherfix?

An otherfix is an alterhuman/nonhumans/alterbeing/otherhuman whose identity is influenced in some way by a hyperfixation.

Almost any alterhuman(or nonhumans,ect) can be otherfix.

Example: a fictionkin involontarily identifies as a creeper (hostile mob in Minecraft) because he has a hyperfixation in the Minecraft game.The creeper is therefore his fictiotype and his fixtype.

An animalkith feel a huge connection with beetles because he has a hyperfixation on this animal. So he is a otherfix beetlekith.

An otherlink voluntarily chooses to identify as a kitsune, because it helps him live with his hyperfixation on this.

[wild-forest-critter]

Could I have a user box with a picture of an capybara with a fall / Halloween theme saying this user's chill

hello!! i hope this is alright :D

i also made a silly one (just for fun though, you don't have to use it!)

[big-coyote]

[from twitter]

[emotional-fox]

a lot of therian and otherkin positivity i see from non-therian/otherkin just feels so…infantilizing. like instead of just a perfectly fine “guys, respect who they are, respect their choices, it’s not harming your they’re perfectly valid” a lot of it is like “guys, respect their choices, some of them are just playing around! kids love to play dress up and pretend to be their favorite animals! it’s normal and they might even grow out of it! everyone needs some community” and it’s just like. weird. we aren’t kids (at least a lot of us aren’t), our identities aren’t just something we “grow out of.” stop talking about us like it’s just a phase and the only reason you should respect us is that “everybody does weird stuff to cope.” please just treat us normally.

[rareblackcat]

Therianthropy is not new to us but it is new to the general public. Millions of people assumed that everyone identified with having a human body and being human and now that they've discovered that there are people who don't they are having negative reaction to it. Species is seen as something strictly biological and our existence is disrupting that 'fact' And it's difficult to explain what non-human animal hood is or what it feels like because it's a deeply personal feeling that's unique to everyone. The world needs time and I do think we'll get there eventually.

[wolfdogskunk]

It’s not really species dysphoria it’s species misery. species despair.

[thelittlefirepup]

💜💜💜💜💜💜🎶

What do humans have against catkins?

Like, just the other day, I overheard my family make a joke, "and some people identify as cats." It was the only part I could hear, but it made me realize something.

Every time people talk about therians/otherkins, it's always the cats they go after.

Which says a lot about how little they know.

So don't care about what they say. They clearly don't have any clue what they are talking about.

[liuscissorhands]

guy who whines like a puppy stuck outside a door when nervous send post

[lifenconcepts]

hello critters and creatures! I would like to ask you all a question simply to prove my point to some individuals who don’t support alterhumans/nonhumans..

some say “well, you just really like the animal/being/character, that’s why you say you’re it!” But it’s blatantly not true. So, anyone who doesn’t like their kintype, or would love to be some other being, or feel deeply connected to some other beasty.. share your thoughts!

[kitthefoxkin]

brown wolf therian moodboard!!

ive had so much fun making these! i might make a white wolf one next, then im thinking about doing some other animals that im currently questioning as hearttypes/linktypes :33

/ᐠ - ˕ -マ

[unetherian]

Hmm... I have never experienced (I think) a bilocation shift... That is to say, it is a fairly rare shift and rarely discussed in the community. And the definitions I found are not very clear. For those who have already experienced it, what was it like? Is it nice? Was it unintentional? Voluntary? Or sometimes voluntary sometimes unintentional? How did it happen, actually?

Tell me everything! :3

𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼𓍊𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼𓍊𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼𓍊𖡼𖤣𖥧𖡼𓋼𖤣𖥧𓋼

[bizarreaizen]

some people need to realize that people's identity doesn't harm you, like who cares if someone named bug, who uses cat/it pronouns, identifies as a fox and has xenogenders? like it's not harming you is it? let people live their life, if they are happy and they're not harming anyone or themselves, why does it matter so much? >_< /gen

[big-coyote]

(From Twitter)

[nolongerphantom]

Can we take a moment to appreciate forests?

I went out to the forest next to my city with my mom today, wearing my tail

It was the best experience I've ever had, there were barely any people, the weather was perfect, my siblings weren't there to complain, I was just walking around with her

It was amazing

Forests are majestic and magnificent, people don't appreciate them enough

I don't care about the bugs, or the annoying small plants, or even the people.

Forests just make me feel so... Alive.

[wild-forest-critter]

nonverbal but in the way foxes cant talk

yipping and growling instead 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[rareblackcat]

You can't make anybody believe you about your identity.

And you can't force anyone to understand you either.

The only things you have control over is yourself.

You know who you are better then anyone else and no one can take that away from you.

What other people think of you on an individual level is none of your business.