#omenhood

Personal blog of; Myriad --- Name(s); Myriad, Muichiro Pronouns; He/They/Mist/Ghost Gender; Masc-ish, Kenoine Orientation; Apa-Aroace Alterhumanity; Questioning (searching for a kintype) Sedative Alter of an OSDD system Body's Age; 20 yrs old --- Fellow sysmate(s); @let-you-down, @jiraigiyuu, @love-love-super-dimension-mix (+ more to be added) Moots; (ask to be added here) --- Blocks; Anti-endos, Radqueers, freely/based on comfort Would prefer if you follow your own DNI Sourcemates are welcome, but doubles should IWC --- To know more, just send asks or interact, I like questions I like to be treated as my source, I'm not source-separated ---

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PRIMORTYX

[Prim]ordial + S[tyx]

Primortyx is a Kenovir subgender under the Kenochoric umbrella in which one's Omenhood and Virhood are defined by or associated with feral instincts, visceral sensations, and non human qualities. It is deeply entwined with primordial, eldritch, ancient and infernal entities. As well as the abyss, the void, the underworld, hell, purgatory the river styx, blood, ink, tar, and ichor.

This gender resonates with disembodied voices, souls of the damned, haunted places, cursed locations, forgotten deities, malevolence, sin, hexes, ancient hunger, obscurity, a sense of wrongness, unsettling eeriness, and rituals steeped in blood, carrion, or sacrifice. It may also embody the layered experience of demonic possession or paranormal attachment, identifying with or perceiving oneself as an abomination born from the void through human eyes.

Primortyx further encompasses the instincts, emotions, and perspective of an forgotten primordial entity of darkness that predates existence: one that watches, haunts, possesses, protects, stalks, or hunts those who wander within its domain. It is a polymorphous being dripping with ichor, its very presence carries the quiet melancholy and bittersweet solitude of a being whose existence lies beyond mortal understanding, an unfathomable nature that inspires both fierce pride and profound isolation, finding comfort in its otherness even as it remains forever unknowable.