⭐ Call me whatever kin name you want I guess, people rarely address me by name on this site anymore so I don't really know if names are all that necessary

⭐ Fictionkin/otherkin sideblog with some mental illness health sprinkled in. I'll keep it simple and sum up my beliefs as a combination of reincarnation and multiverse, therefore I am spiritual kin

⭐ Not really into sharing memories because that's a bit personal ⭐ Might make a kin list like back in the day at some point, but not right now ⭐ Not specifically seeking canonmates but happy to befriend sourcemates, or just other fictionkind in general. Do not try to kin date me. I am married to my soulmate, and we've shared multiple lives together ⭐ My a tag is for my aforementioned soulmate. They don't really get on here much anymore but I still like tagging things for them

⭐ I'm okay with doubles, usually. If you're a double and follow me and I don't follow back, don't take it personally, it's a me-issue, not you

⭐ I don't do dni's, and I block liberally. If you don't want me interacting with you, block me. I won't take it personally

⭐ I follow from @glitchkitsch

🛑 I may reblog suggestive things; if you are a minor and want to follow me, please filter the tags 'suggestive' and 'nsfw'. This is the only way in which I will self censor on my blog. You are responsible for your online safety and comfort, not random adults whose blogs you've stumbled upon 🛑

pfp by @/raccootic

I guess i dont understand this appeal of inventing a word for a behavior that is encompassed by the otherkin/fictionkin/alterhuman experience umbrella and then declaring that This Behavior/Experience Is Called This And Now It Is Law. Like, okay who decided that? Who agreed to this? Was ther majority consensus? Pretty sure all the terminology that’s come out in relation to being kin in the last decade was not democratically decided.