Our latest article: Instincts!
"behavioural inclinations that are innate to a being, and occur reflexively, rather than being learned and deliberately executed. Many alterhumans report instinctual behaviour related to their phenotypes."
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Today the IWF welcomes the Otherkin Wiki! Welcome aboard Voxel!
Wiki Link: otherkin.wiki
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Our latest article: Elf!
"Elves are mythical humanoids originating in Germanic folklore. They are typically depicted as tall, ethereal beings with pointed ears who are particularly attuned with nature and magic. [...] The #otherkin community grew out of elven communities in the 90s"
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Our latest article: #Fictionfolk
"Fictionfolk is an umbrella term used to refer to anyone with an #alterhuman identity based in fiction, such as #fictionkin, #fictive, #soulbonder, people with fictional hearttypes ( #fictionhearted ), and people who experience #fictionflicker. "
Are you fictionfolk?
Our latest article: Hearthome!
A hearthome is a location or item that feels familiar and integral.[3] Typically, one's hearthome is a place that they have been to seldom if ever. A person who has a hearthome, or the state of having one, may be called hearthic.[4]
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Happy #TransDayOfVisibility! Otherkin and other alterhumans report being transgender or nonbinary at a higher rate than the general population. Having an unconventional relationship with species can directly influence one’s gender experience as well.
You can read and contribute to this article, and many more about otherkin and other alterhumans, on the Otherkin Wiki. We welcome editors of all skill and knowledge levels.
See otherkin.wiki/wiki/Otherki... for more information about editing.
Our latest article! Dæmonism (or daemonism) is the practice of creating and interacting with an animal personification of one's subconscious, inspired by the His Dark Materials series. The daemonism community also created the word "otherhearted."
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Our latest article: Soulbonding!
A soulbond is a fictional character who lives in someone's head or has some other mental connection to them. Soulbonders may or may nor consider their experience plural, and they popularized the word "fictive" among plural systems.
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The Otherkin Wiki is a wiki about otherkin and other alterhumans, including but not limited to: therianthropes, fictionkin, otherhearted people, and plural systems. Anyone can edit this wiki, and we welcome contributions from people of all skill and knowledge levels.
