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frameacloud started following you
hello! thank you for the follow ;u; <3
It's okay to be an animal person who doesn't shift. A lot of animal people don't. In 1997, they made up the word contherianthrope for themselves. Google that word to find some articles by some other animal people who are like you.
Oh wow that actually fits me really well! Thank you so much!
So a couple of otherkin blogs started following me
Hello friends! Also welcome to my everyone who isnt an asshole friendly blog!
Otherkin Exhibit at Julius Cæsar Gallery, Chicago
Having trouble accessing LiveJournal at the moment, so posting here rather than to otherkin-news. Frameacloud, feel free to add it if you get LJ working before I do. I'm gonna be out most of the day. Anyway...
There's a new art exhibit entitled otherkin at the Julius Cæsar Gallery in Chicago, from September 8-29th. It's an 11 minute video that is apparently about us:
Chris Naka The artist debuts an eleven-minute video, titled “Otherkin,” about post-, neo- and non-humans (or, rather, humans that self-identify as such). Otherkin communities are largely formed online, although the concept of the hybrid human being is also relevant to queer and trans identities. Naka locates the greatest and strangest expression of otherkin in virtual spaces, especially ones experienced through a screen. “These days everyone is obsessed with death,” says one of the video’s characters, and the mood permeates the artwork. Opening reception: Sunday, September 8, 2pm-5pm. Julius Caesar, 3311 West Carroll.
That's all the info I have, I don't know what the video entails beyond that description or if it's in any way an accurate depiction of us or our communities.
frameacloud replied to your post: >finds a trans 101 pdf full of mostly-useful...
Everything I’ve read always includes crossdressers as trangender.
I don't think I've ever seen that, and it seems like bullshit that conflates expression, behaviour, and identity. Being trans* is about your gender identity, not expression/behaviour -- an AMAB crossdresser (or drag queen) who identifies as male is still cis.