Fealf otherkin flags! Or fealfkin flags if you prefer calling them that :) (smile)

First flag is entirely color picked from the @coinfight attack @mantra-repeated did on @feliraeth the only change being the small light green triangles I added to represent forest/plant/earth/etc. magic.

Second flag I added pink because pokemon made me associate fairies with pink (also I thought it might look nice against the green and blue)

Third flag was inspired by the first two but with my own color choices, I made it with more forest/nature/etc. elves and fae in mind (Could be called "Nature Fealfkin"?) Greens to represent leaves, grass, plants, moss, and other parts of nature. With the yellows meant to represent dead grass or various bugs and other insects fae may feel a familial connection to due to being forest (or earth/nature/etc.) fae. For this flag I added a wood texture to the elven star because of a fealves' connection to trees and/or nature. While also being a slight reference to the tree of life, which can be important to a fealf. The light blue can represent water/lakes/rivers/etc.

The fourth flag is the same as the third, but without the wood grain.

Having a mortal body that’s also hindered mentally and physically in a myriad of different ways is absolutely a special sort of purgatory, and I would love some way out of it...

I'm so glad you asked!

I'm otherkin! I am a faerie! I'm very interested in that sort of thing because it feels euphoric to feel like my species. I've been super dysphoric about it lately so talking about being from the fae realm and stuff like that helps. I also love learning about the fae, and I take particular interest in Irish folklore.

It's horrifying. It's ugly, and it's painful. No words can describe the intensity of the disturbance and agony.

Magic is woven into their bodies like carbon, you see; to go without is to be unmade. It takes... far too long to be unmade.

Have you ever seen a cell die? Have you researched radiation poisoning, bored at the early hours of the night, and been nauseated by what you read? I don't ask this in vain. It's a very similar process.

I know, because I remember.