there is a cruelty in trying to domesticate the ungoverned.

nonhuman blog interacts from @cannibug

[iso-pawd]

kinlist…

theriotypes:

isopod cladotherian

eurasian magpie

margay

golden jackal

otherkin:

kelpie / adharcaiin

alien cat

alternate (the mandela catalogue)

cannibalism. yeahhh

corpse

kepler 22-b

litten

north tower kin !! my south tower is @ohcaptorforgiveme ! doubles dni /satire

fictionkins:

kyusaku yumeno (bungou stray dogs) ⭐️

absolute solver (murder drones)

”hikaru” (the summer hikaru died)

ryland grace (project hail mary)

[bernard-jackson]

[iso-pawd]

when i die let there be no trace of me in this body. let those who love me see me in the birds and the jackals and in the books, the movies. let me live on. let me live on

[iso-pawd]

i have to do things with normal people today i acnt do fictionfolk makeup

[mammalianmammals]

Margay (Leopardus wiedii), family Felidae, Mexico

photograph by Jorge Castro Urbiola

[midzukishino]

[great-and-small]

(Source)

[vintagewildlife]

Margay kitten By: Unknown photographer From: Wildlife Fact-File 1990s

[iso-pawd]

thank you to @ohcaptorforgiveme for taking our pictures ++ lending me the beautiful mask !!!!

[swagnsparklesecretary]

"Being a therian is an invalid coping mechanism" god forbid a girl becomes a millipede because she feels as if she's been treated like a bug her whole life. Like she's constantly under threat of being spotted by a human who doesn't like her, who will do terrible things to her if she doesn't escape quickly. Like as if finding a nice human who won't hurt her is rare. Like everyone is so biased against her for something she can't control. Like she's misunderstood in every single way. Like the only humans who claim to like her only enjoy the idea of her but not the actual her, and end up wanting her gone. Like the humans around her only keep her as a pet because they want the attention of having a unique animal, but don't really care about her. Like they just want to use her for her differences and exploit her in every way they can.

[sh4vk4]

wolf berries (or gunpoint v2)

[heavensghost]

I love with my teeth

[rabidasxce]

may i rq some nami pictures :) ? /nf ofc

So sorry I didn't see this!! wifis been buggy so I ain't gettin notifs but yes yes of course

Her worst enemy: groan tube

and her shrouded in darkness because she is evil and mysterious

[canislupuslatrans]

This might be kind of a hot take but I feel like the community has shifted away from identifying as animals to identifying with animals. I'm not a big fan of how many folks don't understand their own species behavior or know a lot about their species, it has led to me feeling very isolated around other canines due to how many of them don't present their species behavior (or even understand a single thing about how packs or canine behavior even works)

This is just my own personal take, but it feels weird to try to socialize with most folks in the community because most of the time its seen as "taking it too far" when you actually act as your species. (coughcough wolves are not friendly social creatures to strangers and can actually be quite shy, and growling is not always a form of aggression, on a similar note a wagging tail isn't always a sign of friendliness either)

Now, this isn't to say that those who don't show behaviors like their species are "faking it" (because thats a whole load of shit), it just feels like the community has gotten a lot more anthropomorphized (or humanized) from when I first discovered it

[yevhen-irl]

There's this lapse in therian, transspecies, and other animal(-istic) oriented spaces (even in the furry community where it's largely roleplay and rarely anyone identifies with or as a nonhuman) where one will "stay in their species" and refuse to venture outside of it.

Nonhumanity, beasthood, whatever term fits best for you as the reader, hinges on the idea that biology doesn't determine species, that species is a construct to justify one's separation and abuse from the Earth and all that inhabits it, that it and other classifications are fluid in that sense and can get ever more so. It's based in the idea that parts of an identity can "contradict" each other.

So why is it that these communities will often 'pick' one species and limit themselves to it? Why is it that every other post there's someone confused over phantom/physical wing shifts when their species doesn't have it? Why is it that non-amphibians geek out over how cool it would be to have gills, only to frame it as 'silly' because their -type doesn't posses them?

You can be physically a wolf and mentally a beetle. You can be a biological shark with a dove's wings. You can be a robot with organic fins. The fursona you use doesn't have to be 'realistic' 'unique' 'aesthetically pleasing' or 'symbolic', it can be anything you like. The gear that gives you euphoria doesn't have to be of your species. You can work towards gaining gills as an otter because you'd find them useful.

Mixing and matching your physical, mental, and spiritual components is okay. Redefine how you view species. Redefine how you view yourself as inhuman.

[heartsandhoovesday-moved]

[jewelry-by-irene]

cave waters