#kitsunekin

[loumicrobes]

It’s always about therians.

Therian gears and therian vocals and therian self-care and therian videos.

Alterhumanity is so much more than just therians !

It’s hard finding your place in the alterhuman community when you’re not a therian.

Where can I find tutorials to help me make my gears ?

Or tips to feel better with my kin ?

Yeah, I can’t really find these.

Hey, I’m not saying it’s bad to be a therian !

Just that not being one isn’t either.

[nostalgicfoxxosystem]

literally me like this hits so hard

[this-is-kinmisia]

HI HELLO! AND WELCOME TO MY BLOG!

This is kinmisia!

My name is Calico! I'm an adult and I use she/they/it/any pronouns except for he/him along with you/your and thou/thee second person pronouns. And this blog is for anything kinmisic or anything that is bigoted or against alterhuman, nonhuman, therian, otherkin, copinglink, otherheart, godshards, vampires, and such.

I don't have a dni and anybody can send an ask. I'm also friendly towards factfolk, divinefolk, conceptfolk, aifolk, and fictionfolk. This is also a delusion and IRL safe spot.

Why Kinnie Is A Slur

Kinny vs Kinnie

"What is kinning?" Anon Asks

"What's wrong with 'I kin X'."

The Dragon heart Collective's Testimony on the KFF Phenomenon

Misgendering & It's Harm

Links Discussing the Clanker Discourse

How Can You Be Plant/Objectkin

This-is-[blank] blogs NOT to follow

Anons: 🦋🚬🥀, 🦗, 🗝️, 🐆⛱️🧀, 💚☢️, 🖐️💤

This blog does not have a DNI! This is a blog about sharing kinmisic experiences, not a personal blog! Anybody can experience this and I will not bar somebody from sharing their experiences even if we share differing beliefs!

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[furrylibrarian]

You need to find people who don’t need you to pretend to be human in order for them to love you. It makes existing so much more bearable.

[defiance-of-the-flesh]

Thinking again about how i just don't identify with my body at all.

Seeing someone talking about how it bugged them people going "we know we're still human" and honestly? Yeah.

I may be aware of my physical biology, but i just don't see myself as human at all.

I am not human, i am a wolf. I am a fox. I am a wild animal.

I don't care about how my body physically appears. It is not me. I am not my body.

[anti-endo-alterhumanity]

just wanted to ask, would it be disrespectful for me to be kitsune kin? /genq

i think inherently no, but it does depend on how you go about it. that's how i feel for all yokai kins. kitsune are probably the most common yokai in fictional media, and thus there's a BUNCH of them outside of shintoism that your kin could be based off of, so i don't mind it at all!! and even if your kin is based off shintoism, i think it could be okay? just be respectful of shintoism, and listen to japanese people!! just listen to POC generally honestly. it's not hard to be respectful... i doubt you've done anything offensive accidentally :P

[amorphous-creature]

Me and the pack when we are in our convenient base forms

Ft @merillia the shapeshifter (glitchy biblically accurate sea bunny), amorphous-creature the shapeshifter (cat blob made of void), and @draconickitsune the shapeshifting kitsune/dragon.

Who put all these shapeshifters into the same room?

[dawnbeast]

I don't know how to describe this feeling but it just makes me so uncertain and uncomfortable and gives me some level of impostor syndrome.

So, I identify as a five-tailed kitsune. It's one of my theriotypes/kintypes. I don't know on what level(s) specifically, but I know spiritual is in there somewhere. But Kitsune are from Japanese folklore and mythology, and I'm a white-ass American. I was initially very wary about this (maybe it's overly paranoid, but I'd rather be overly paranoid than be carelessly offensive), and I ended up making a post aimed at the Japanese alterhuman community (which is apparently very small!) talking about it, admitting that I was worried about being offensive, asking if it was okay, etc.

Not only was everyone very kind and I ended up with several new friends, one of them stayed up obscenely late just to put together some information for me. I was relieved that I wasn't offending anyone, but mostly I was touched by how kind everyone was. And as a bonus, I have even more of a reason to practice my Japanese, lol. (Though before anyone says anything: I've been learning the language on and off long before I realized I was alterhuman.)

But I still can't help but feel somewhat uneasy. I mean, I didn't offend them, and that's extremely important, but I still feel really out of place or wrong with myself somehow. I don't know if I'm doing the right thing, if I'm even right about my theriotype, and yet nothing else seems to fit. I feel lowkey kinda sick sometimes when I think about it and I don't know why.