Otherkin | search
Click here to view Otherkin news from 60+ newspapers.
Bookmark or Share- Otherkin - WikipediaOtherkin are a subculture of people who identify as partially or entirely nonhuman. Some otherkin believe their identity derives from spiritual phenomena (such as possessing a nonhuman soul, reincarnation, or the will of God), ancestry, symbolism, or metaphor.
- Not of this world: An otherkin primer | Spiral Nature MagazineOtherkin are people who, for whatever reason, consider themselves to be “not of this world” or non-human in some way. For some, it’s a spiritual belief. For others, it’s about metaphor and personal narrative. This article from Vice 1 floated across my screen one day, and it was the last straw.
- Otherkin | Otherkin Wiki | FandomOtherkin (sometimes called "otherkind") are those who identify in some nonphysical way as nonhuman or not fully human. This identity is often considered to be involuntary. What you identify as is called a kintype. Examples of common kintypes include elves, demons, fae, dragons, angels, however...
- Otherkin - Nonbinary WikiOtherkin are a subculture of people who identify as something other than human. Each individual discovers for themself how and why they are otherkin. [1] . Most otherkin believe they are nonhuman in a spiritual way, or otherwise somehow non-physical, such as from reincarnation, psychology, trans-species dysphoria, or metaphor. [2] .
- Otherkin - Otherkin WikiOtherkin are a subculture of people who identify as nonhuman, usually mythical creatures such as elves, dragons and fae. The object of an otherkin's identification is called their kintype. People may feel they are otherkin because of reincarnation, neurodivergence, archetypal resonance, or a number of other reasons.
More
