YOU CAN DO WHATEVER YOU WANT FOREVER. LET'S BE NONHUMAN TOGETHER
✧ WELCOME TO MY DEN!
✧ ABOUT ME
Hello everyone! My name is Moss, code number J-0424X. I'm a 22 years old physical nonhuman watcher from Europe, studying social education in college on my third year. I use he/they/it/pronouns.
When it comes to nonhuman identities, I use terms such as nonhuman, alterhuman, therian, holothere, fictionkin and otherkin to describe myself. I'm physically and completely a watcher with an avian and a barn owl form. I'm also physically a jay.
✧ SPECIES/KIN IDENTITIES
As of species, they are, in order of intensity and importance:
Watcherkin (Physical, psychological and spiritual. Main form: winged human, avian; other known forms: barn owl)
Bird therian (Physical, biological and psychological. Eurasian jay)
Winged catkin (Psychological and spiritual. White cat with magpie wings)
Dog therian (Psychological. Greyhound)
✧ 'HEARTED IDENTITIES
Moonhearted
Phantomhearted
✧ ARCHETROPAL IDENTITIES
Child of the moon archetrope
Lab experiment archetrope
Prey archetrope
My body is nonhuman (something I explain here, and some of my shapeshifting habilities). I don't allow reality checkings, as I firmly believe my body is physically a watcher body. I am and consider myself holothere, that means, nonhuman in every possible way.
Community archive directory (WIP): Personal Archive.
✧ OTHER SOCIALS
𓃢 My website: Watcher's archive
✧ OTHER STUFF ABOUT ME
I awakened on april from 2024, and I started this blog on september of the same year. (My pronouns (he/they/it) and identities).
I'm also plural (part of a system), so I will post about this from time to time.
✧ PLURALITY
I'm part of a mixed origin system, although we believe we're more stressgenic than anything else, as I don't consciously create headmates, they just appear. We don't really identify with any origin label tough, as we think it only creates division amongst the community. In total, there's fourteen of us, in order of formation:
Charlie, or Moss, the host. Bodily 22 years old. He/they/it pronouns. Watcherkin (main form: Winged human, other known forms: barn owl), winged catkin, dog therian (greyhound), moonhearted and phantomhearted. Child of the moon, lab experiment and prey archetype. Aroace, genderfaun and nonbinary.
Orion, protector. A couple of thousand years old. It/he pronouns. Watcherkin and raptorkin. Aroace and agender. He won't post as regularly as I do, and we don't have a system to sign off our posts, so sometimes I'll be posting and sometimes he will post.
Theo, little. Around 7 or 9 years old. He doesn't really post here, as he doesn't like social media. He/him pronouns, a fox hybrid/kenomimi.
Clementine, positivity holder. 24 years old. She/her pronouns. Human and questioning horsehearted.
Leo, a Leonardo Hamato fictive from ROTTMNT, persecutor. 16 years old. He/it pronouns.
Nero, protector, dissociation holder and co-host. Shapeshifter, took a long while to form, as he was stuck trying to convey some sort of identity. Now he's pretty chill, handles stressful situations and dissociation. We don't really know their role, he's just there to block memories and emotions when needed. Voidkin, ageless. They/them pronouns.
Lana, social protector. She likes cheeseburgers, we think she's around 22-23 years old. Human, she/her pronouns.
Angel, an Angel Dust fictive, emotional protector. He's around 35 years old. Pretty chill, uses he/she pronouns but generally doesn't care a lot about gender.
Kinger, a Kinger fictive. Acts a lot like a dad. He's an old man, don't know exactly his age but maybe even older than Orion, he/him pronouns. Doesn't front often.
Vance, a Vox fictive. We don't know exactly his age (around his thirties), and he's pretty source separate. An anxious mess most of the time, age regresses pretty easily. He/him but doesn't care too much about gender.
Nico, a nonhuman headmate. He's a black fox, probably an adolescent or a child (acts 18 or younger). He/him pronouns. Doesn't talk much when fronting, even less not fronting.
Caine, a Caine fictive from TADC. He looks a lot like his source, and he's source-conected with Kinger, both from the same canon. He/him pronouns.
Rowan, nutritionist? I actually don't know if this role exists or not. They take care of food and cooking. They're also a caretaker. Similar in age of Orion and Kinger.
Simon, persecutor. Simon fictive from Iron Lung.
We're neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, both diagnosed. Because of this, sometimes we might read the tone of a post wrong, and we may reply with tone tags.
✧ WHAT IS THIS BLOG FOR?
I will post mostly about my experiences as an alterhuman adult, such as little stories, and anecdotes. I will also post art and poems from time to time. I will also post about plural shenanigans.
I don't really have a DNI, just don't be an asshole. I'm pretty neutral on everything surrounding drama, but I have a general stance on being nice toward others and don't judge other's lives or business in general. When it comes to syscourse, I'm endo friendly as I'm part of a system myself (prob traumagenic or mixed origins), but I think the drama and in-fighting is pointless and in general rude. If someone tries to start drama in this blog, I block freely, as this blog is open to all kinds of plurals or systems.
As I stated before, we're nonhuman in every possible way, also called holothere. That means we're a physical, psychological, and spiritual nonhuman. I believe my body (and everything else) is the one of a Watcher, and my mind is the one of a dog and, my soul is the one of a winged cat. My DNA is also the one of a jay. I'm not open to reality-checking, as this is my reality.
In general, discourse will not be tolerated in this blog.
✧ Tags I use:
#thecatchirps will be my talking tag (#thecatreplies for reblogs, #thecatanswers for asks, #watcher asks for all asks and #watcher flaps for everything)
#watcher writes will be my poems and essays tag
#thecatcollects is my tag for genders and sexuality
#thecatdraws is my art tag
#thecatmoodboards is my moodboard tag
#community archive is for my favorite posts
#watcher talks about lore for information on my canon as a watcher
This post will have a list of all the tags I personally use in my personal archive in alphabetical order. It may be updated in the future.
Masterposts:
Archive masterpost: Masterposts found on the archive.
General community:
Community archive: General tag for posts from the community for my personal archive. It may have other tags or not (still working on that), to match the theme it's being discussed.
Community creations: Drawings, art, comics created by the community, for the community.
Community conversation: Civilized discussions between members of the community (not discourse).
Community elders: From people who have been in the community for a long time.
Community guides: Guides on various topics from community members.
Community culture: Miscelanous information on culture from the community.
Community discussion: Every time there's discourse on the community, or there's a discussion between users, we use this tag.
Community discourse: Specifically for discourse discussions.
Community events: Information on events for alterhumans.
Therian community: Specifically culture from the therian community.
Writings and art from the community:
Community creations: Drawings, art, comics created by the community, for the community.
Community writings: Writings created by the community about their personal experiences, or their personal views.
Zine: Zines created from users from the community.
Personal experiences: Personal experiences from folks from the community.
Resources:
Alterhuman resources: Resources for alterhumans.
Community resources: Resources for the community, from the community.
Otherlink resources: Resources for creating otherlink identities.
Otherkin resources: Resources for those who have otherkin identities.
Therian resources: Resources for therians.
Questioning resources: Resources to help those who are questioning types.
Plural resources: Resources for plural systems.
Miscellaneous:
Therian history: Information on how the community was before.
User: _____: To mark the name of the person it's originally from.
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Interference Archive ~ We Are Who We Archive: An Exhibition of New Acquisitions
May 9, 2014 – August 3, 2014
Opening: Friday, May 9, 7-10pm
Curated by Louise Barry
We Are Who We Archive brings together a selection of donations acquired over the past two years, gifted by friends of Interference Archive, including Valerie Barr, Bound Together Bookstore, George Caffentzis and Silvia Federici, Alexis de Veaux, Lawrence Frank, Sky Hall, Lewanne Jones, Nancy Peckenham, Penelope Rosemont, and the Yippie House. The exhibition represents a wide variety of movements, ideas, and objects, from stamps issued by the Industrial Workers of the World in the 1950s, to 1980s photocopied Polish “samizdat” newsletters, to buttons and stamps produced by the New York Wages for Housework committee in 1975. The curators chose to focus on acquisitions that may be less familiar to contemporary audiences; as a result, the most recent materials in this exhibition date from the early 1990s.
As an “archive from below,” Interference Archive’s content is not determined by a scholar or expert, but by the same community that supports the archive. In many cases, an object’s donor is also its creator, or was an integral part of the movement that produced it. By keeping, maintaining, sorting, and ultimately donating radical movement ephemera, our donors determine which documents have lasting value—taking on the role of archivist of their own movements. Rather than focus on a specific movement or idea, We Are Who We Archive serves as a portrait of a growing archive and highlights the role of individuals in preserving collective history.
This exhibition is sponsored, in part, by the Greater New York Arts Development Fund of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, administered by Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC).
Funding for this exhibition also comes in part from the A.J. Muste Memorial Institute‘s Social Justice Fund.
