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presentablemichael

funstyle

Ive been taking a screenshot every time i get pissed off by words

funstyle

Kinda love that tote bag but "only 2000 points in the myPurina app" is breaking my brain

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benelopes

constantine, 2005

dykecinema

Me: okay I am done talking about this thing that's upsetting me. Bye.

*literally two seconds later*: AND ANOTHER THING

wobubling

girl with hair that glows like the sun vs girl whose hair sparkles like stars vs girl with hair like a black hole

lyckyf

MY GOD

childofthevault

Borderdoods I forgot to post

HARLOWEEEEEEEEEEE

Another wife

And yes they will be checking

this-is-kinmisia

what’s wrong with the phrasing of “i kin X”? what should i say instead?

I'll use one of my oldest kintypes for this.

So if I were to say "I kin Spottedleaf", that would be inaccurate because being kin isn't something you do. It's something you ARE. To say that would give the impression that isn't voluntary and a choice when it's not. It's an identity. It would be more accurate to say "I'm Spottedleafkin" or "one of my past lives is Spottedleaf" if you really wanna be fancy (and are reincarnation spiritualkin).

a-dragons-journal

It's one of those things that on its own doesn't matter all that much, but which has in combination with other factors inadvertently contributed to the rise of people misunderstanding what 'kin means and thinking it's a hobby one does for fun instead of an actual identity, which has since snowballed into a huge mess of misinformation and people who "kin for fun" (KFF/KFFers for short - people who use "kinning" to mean relating to/vibing with/etc. a character/thing and specifically not actually identifying as it) insisting that actually we're the ones who are wrong about what """kinning""" means and are "taking it too seriously". Kin-as-a-verb isn't solely to blame for the KFF phenomenon by any stretch of the imagination (the format of social media is a much bigger part of it), but I do think it contributed and still contributes.

Because of that, using "kin" as a verb is something many consider a red flag for potentially being KFF, and it tells me the person doing it is at minimum a lot less likely to know anything about community history or to be interested in in-depth introspection and discussion (which isn't, like, morally wrong or "not REALLY otherkin" or anything, but it's a cultural divide, y'know?).

Alternative, more grammatically "correct" verbage (including what you already covered) includes:

I'm Spottedleafkin

My kintype is Spottedleaf/My fictotype is Spottedleaf [personal choice which word you prefer]

I am Spottedleaf

I identify as Spottedleaf

(Quick sidebar here: I am at this point of the opinion that voluntary nonhumanity/fictionality should be considered part of 'kinity, even though historically there's been a lot of contention about that - largely because it doesn't make a lot of sense to me to divide out this one specific origin of identity when all other origins are considered to be part of 'kinity - but that's another discussion.)

xle-duchessex

THIS.

wanderinsect

🫩 no i don't think those characters are siblings i think they're friends. I don't think that's their mom I actually think she's their friend. I don't think they're related actually I think they're friends with each other.

kneesocks-hq

I'm starting to understand why Pete sniffed his hands after tickling Ray

ohmovie

‘’It’s just about loving someone, and it’s just about the fact that Ray loves Pete and Pete loves Ray. And that they're willing to sacrifice themselves throughout the story to keep them alive, to keep them in their lives.’’ - Cooper Hoffman on Garraty and McVries' relationship

THE LONG WALK (2025) dir. Francis Lawrence