Here is a song made about alterhumans: "The Wolf In You" by Chama C. Fox. The artist is a furry musician and the song is directly inspired by a wolf therianthropes. A copy of the song can be found on Chama's website.
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Here is a song made about alterhumans: "The Wolf In You" by Chama C. Fox. The artist is a furry musician and the song is directly inspired by a wolf therianthropes. A copy of the song can be found on Chama's website.
Song has been queued!
You have said on the topic on fictionkin - "I don’t know any fictionkin that had gathered data through careful introspection which they then later found out, by comparing their notes with canon, matched up perfectly with a character or creature from fiction. (Honestly I’d like to see this as a basic approach for fictionkin for careful verification.)" Several of the fictionkin in our multiple system have done this and put it in essay format. (With mine ending up over 20 pages long.) We do exist.
It’s good to know you exist, however rare.
Any chance you’d be interested in sharing the essay sometime?
liongoatsnake reblogged your post:Found another “hey so non-medical multiplicity??”...
Sounds interesting nevertheless even if its not the best at all. How old is it?
From 2011. You'd expect older from that weird reference to Stonewall, huh?
I grabbed another of the person's texts and threw it into the list anyhow.
Reading this person's works did teach me one thing, at least. "There had, however, been an 'epidemic' of MPD diagnoses at the end of the nineteenth century", obviously not under that name exactly, mostly associated with spiritualism and mediums. Woo history.
- Thomas