#skipping queue

we're being ridiculed. we're being told we're mentally ill. we're being treated as abnormal. we're being harassed. all because we are afraid to show that we are not human.

worst of all, i saw a VERY alterhumisic rexona ad from my country that straight up translates to something among the lines of "get off that therian smell with our new deodorant". absolutely disgusting.

signed, a chilean polykin alterhuman with dog, cat, fox, dragon, rat, opossum, and ferret theriotypes (and also slugcat and pokémon if we're counting fictional theriotypes)

i just want to exist.

This is alterhumisia and saneism.

── ⠀ REQUIRATTRACTION ⠀ ⟢

[PT: Requirattraction. /END PT]

✦ ⠀ a term for those who can only experience attraction if an extensive set of requirements is met, and failing even one requirement prevents it. this can make someone functionally permanently aromantic unless someone who meets the extreme list comes into their life

[PT: a term for those who can only experience attraction if an extensive set of requirements is met, and failing even one requirement prevents it. this can make someone functionally permanently aromantic unless someone who meets the extreme list comes into their life. /END PT]

Do not reupload onto other platforms

♡ 〜 The Girl Next Door｡

　　　　credits mandatory ~ links : 01 , 02 ｡ ♪

ੈ✩‧₊˚ COLLEUPHORIC ☄. *.

✰ a term where one gets euphoria from collecting labels

─────────────── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ───────────────

in partnership with @acronym-chaos for @rwuffles ' team-up event! this prompt was "euphoria"

no id, sorry :[

♰ 𓏼 lăohŭ◞

[pt. lăohŭ. end pt.]

definition - a presentation term for feminine queer chinese individuals who subvert their femininity in a bold, fierce, and unapologetic way. self indulgent. exclusive to bodily chinese beings. day 5 of @asianmogai's 2026 AAPI coining event. id.

Xeno-hyperfix / Xeno-spinterest

A term for those whose xenogender(s) depend heavily on their current hyperfixation(s) and/or special interest(s).

This term was made by @beetlesbowtie!

If you're going to a psychiatrist, especially one you don't know well, seeking a diagnosis, it's generally good to pretend that you don't know much about the topic and you don't have a specific diagnosis in mind. From my experience, psychiatrists tend to be wary of people who self-diagnose (or even have specific suggestions). When it comes to personality disorders there's an easy way out - just say that you suspect having a personality disorder. If you want to be more careful, just mention the symptoms, not the disorder you suspect. Often you get a more general evaluation anyway. I got evaluated for all clusters, it came up with the results I thought it would come up with.

I learned it from seeking an ADHD diagnosis. I made a mistake of mentioning it to a couple of the first psychiatrists I had. They actively made it harder for me to pursue a diagnosis. They deliberately ignored my symptoms and refused to treat them when I brought them up. It took me over 2 years to get the diagnosis. And you know who diagnosed me? A psychiatrist I didn't mention it to. I just sprinkled some symptoms I have and after a couple of visits I got the diagnosis.