dude I am so snug right now
you could even say
like a bug
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dude I am so snug right now
you could even say
like a bug
Been looking into otherkin stuff lately (b/c I think its so pog go you funky little creachurs) and I may have girlbossed too close to the sun...
Anyways question for alterhumans/therians of all kinds: how did you narrow down your kin/theriotype? I think I may be bugkin but there are... so many creatures out there how do I know which one is me?
Edit: *looks at you like this*
Northern mole cricket seems... approximately correct? Plus they live in my range! :D
Edit 2: I think the general bugkin/bughearted/bugnatured terms fit the best (at least for now) bc I just. Vibe with all bugs :] I'm just a lil guy
VERY IMPORTANT
This is all I want in life to be affirmed and happy
I still haven't got a label for this feeling beyond "I am bug myself, I am not a specific other species, me as I am is my own brand of insect" but I think that some other cladotherians and some psychological 'type havers might agree.
There's something so powerful about knowing my mind, my entire essence now, is just bug. I call it loosely bug cladotherian, bug conceptkin (I actually kinda prefer bugkin then therian), but it's all getting across the same thing. I love bugs, I am a bug. I don't get the urge or dysphoria directly, but I do get happiness from being treated like I should. It makes me smile and be giddy.
I am bug, which bug? I dunno. I am a bug like Thor is thunder. I am a bug like a Chihuahua is a dog. I am a bug like Butterfree. It is my label, it is my term, it is descriptive. Almost like a human is a human, or a man is male. I have such a connection to the actual word it's pretty crazy.
This might be average kin feelings but it feels different. There is a lot of emphasis and joy from the word that I wonder if it's also a form of gender affirmation for me, I wouldn't be surprised.
Buggender here I come!