They do not notice

Hare doing hare things

While you predators are thinking about how to get your paws on a gun and get into hunting, this hare is thinking about what nutritious and delicious meal she can make from the abundance of dandelions, which are in season right now.

Ordinary grass, no matter how fresh it looks or how enticing it smells, is absolutely useless for this human costume. But there are some wild grasses that are perfectly suitable. For example, dandelions.

I decided to try making jam from the yellow flowers. They say it tastes like honey. Look how many I’ve gathered. 400 g. When it's done, I'll tell you about its flavor.

Good hare, hardworking hare.

To me, my legs feel absolutely deformed. Sometimes I become aware of them when I walk or sit and it doesn't just feel dysphoric, it feels straight up wrong.

Y'know those analog horrors with creatures whose joints are too many or misshapen or at the wrong places? That's what this feels like.

I'm a hare, I'm known for the fact that my hind feet are giant and I can use them to leap across fields in seconds and outrun pretty much anyone. I'm also a canid, I'm supposed to have legs that allow me to run, chase and hunt, with claws at the ends. But guess what? I don't. And it's something that I will never be able to change. I will never reach the speed I'd be able to reach if I had the correct body. Not to mention having to run on 2 legs instead of 4 is already a pain (unless your theriotype has 2 legs). I can imagine therians with more than 4 legs like insectkins, bugkins, otherkins with many legs, etc feeling this too and I can imagine creatures without any legs perhaps dislike having them at all.

Of course, there are shoes I can wear to simulate the feeling of hooves or hare feet, but they are still not mine. Leg warmers can look nice, but they don't change the shape of my legs. I can get into quadrobics for the way I feel about running, but that way I'm even slower than on two legs and all they do is look awkward and bring me pain because they are longer than my arms. (Besides, not everyone can do quads for a multitude of reasons, just like not everyone can run, obviously.)

Mountain hare, Vauldalen, Norway