#serpent kin

[eversheddingshifter]

i now have a drawing tablet, hooray! a tiny doodle featuring my sea serpent self to celebrate the occasion°•·°o

[caindykayne]

chasing our tail #ouroboros

[huhunder]

Middle Eastern dragonkin / serpentkin flag

Otherkin whose kintype is/similar to dragons and serpents from Middle Eastern mythology, including but not limited to Tiamat, Aži Dahāka, Basmu.

[theriancultureis]

sserpent therian culture iss putting emphassisss on S'ss jusst becausse itss fun!! hiss hiss >:3

:>-

(^my attempt at a snek :3)

[weird-alterhuman-culture-is]

sea serpent culture is looking at sea snakes and thinking oh. oh little cousin. hello child :D

Omg I understand they are like cute babies too!! They are like family members you think are cool but live like 4 states away and only come over on holidays and do the weirdest shit (positive)

[eversheddingshifter]

okay....ummm.....so how do i only now realize that literally one of the most stable and widely recognized elements of dragon lore is about them being shape-shifters. and concealing their identity. and being secretive and protective of themselves. how did i not put two and two together earlier.....

okay so news flash it makes a lot of sense now that i think about it & i feel like an idiot. it makes even more sense considering that i, as a sea serpent, am insanely connected to water, and literally the FIRST thing that comes to mind about this element is being adaptable and shifting

minus one kin. i am officially just a sea serpent who constantly changes form

[eversheddingshifter]

every time it rains i feel like it's The Mother announcing Herself to the earth-bound folk. i don't particularly enjoy getting caught in the rain, but the thought of every drop being a letter from The Ocean makes me feel better

[eversheddingshifter]

aquatic kins, especially cetaceans: you should give "Echolocation" by Cosmo Sheldrake a listen. gives me such feelings

also! feel free to reblog this with your favorite music🦑