#sarufictive

Holy moly it's been...wow. A year and a half ago I'd never heard of otherkin, let alone fictionkin. Fourteen months ago I learned about alterhumanity/otherkin stuff. Then a year ago today I realized I'm a Minbari, and that opened a door. I'm polyfictionkin now and in March I discovered I'm plural and now we have several fictives and I love every single one of them. Just a couple months ago I realized I prefer she/they pronouns. Recent events have caused me to lean on my headmates—especially Seven and T'Pol—and I have no doubt things would be harder without them. We live in a very conservative household and we're trying to get out.

Now that I think about it, there were signs—I never made human characters if I could help it, and once I made a human character who spent all her time with aliens because she never fit in with humans. I found myself yearning for the worlds I read about in books or watched in movies or shows.

We love you all. You can do this. You can survive this. You can make it out of whatever situation you're in.

Love, a gal whose fictotypes are: Kianmell Nideer the noncanon daughter of Jadzia Dax and Worf, Ahsoka Tano, Deep Space Nine (the space station) aka Terokh, Ashla/the Daughter, Morai/the Daughter, Lucy Pevensie, Milo (Phantom Tollbooth), Adira Tal, Sylvia Tilly, Elsbeth Tascioni, Columbo, Tandy Bowen/Dagger, and Babylon 5 (the space station)

Also sending love are some of the fictives: Gandalf, Jadzia Dax, Worf, Yoda, Phlox, Trip Tucker, T'Pol, Halt O'Carrick, Hemmer, Q, Saru, T'Ana, and Seven of Nine

Mod you do not need to tag every single character/fandom we are aware this is a lot and we love you too

#👽🧚‍♀️

—Saru fictive who might never go through Vahar'ai because watching myself destroy drones two episodes later was terrifying