#gryphonasks

Thank you for clarifying; I appreciate your patient response. :)

Thanks. I think I’ve gotten over the shock a bit, but gosh it’s still not a good thing to witness. u.u;

If it happens and it's not something forced out, I don't see why not. Spiritual and psychological kin are equally valid identities, so it makes little difference to me. I can't make any promises, though.

Well, the most basic way of saying this is that I see my fictionkin identity as originating from how my brain is wired rather than reincarnation.The more detailed version of this is that I do not have memories of any sort of past life, but I found such an uncanny resemblance in personality, reactions, and speech patterns (and physical resemblance, I suppose) that it wasn't long before I began privately thinking of myself as Jade. And this was well before I knew about fictionkin or even believed otherkin was a thing.Although, the weird thing is that I don't see my theriotype, which I see as more spiritual, as a reincarnation either. I just see it as a "core of my being" deal. I guess the reason I don't see My fictotype as something like that is just that it's just literally me as I am now. Just, all of me. All of it.Yeah, hope this makes sense. :)

I know that it is a thing for people to dehumanize cadavers whether because they are trying to cope with facing death before them or because they simply do not understand the sanctity of what these donors have done. But I have hope that eventually everyone will understand why there is no reason to be afraid and see them indeed as human gifts.

But other than that, can’t really say much else until we know more.

So, please don’t be afraid to show your gender around me, okay? :)

5) I'm pretty good at the piano thanks to my mom being the best parent and teacher I could ask for