Unhinged Thirty Days Of Otherkin Challenge, Day 2: Warm Or Cold Ocean Water?

please reblog (or just int) if youre on therian / otherkin / alterhuman tumblr im so desperate for more mutuals. pspsps. reveal yourselves

Title: The Red Tether Artist: Mabel Royds Date: 19th century Size: 16.2 x 13.7 cm (6 3/8 x 5 3/8 in.) Source: Harvard Art Museum

From Ursula K. Le Guin’s Cat Dreams. Illustrated by S. D. Schindler.

Pan temple, Ballad in the desert of Retz, a factory park from the 18th century.

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day 16: tell me about your favorite kind of fabric… like, just in general, unrelated to your kintype(s).

i don't like anything too plush (feels bad under my nails), or anything that collects static like a bitch (obvious reasons). slippery fabrics like silk or satin are nice to touch, but feel a bit too cold right now in december.

i think my answer is in the cotton category. my flannel sheets are so warm and comfy rn, and a good cotton t-shirt is comforting and durable. everyone say "thank you, cotton"...

niyodoriver by Taro Takeuchi

Dorothy Adamson (British, 1894 - 1934): Goats (1934) (via The Athenaeum)

unhinged thirty days of otherkin challenge, day 28: how many fingers do you have and why?

not sure about the fauns - either four or five on each hand, with the outermost fingers functioning as thumbs.

sleepyhead has five on each hand, same as humans do.

why? don't worry about it.

Tech Fun Fact #7

The term “kin”, in contexts of fictionkin or otherkin, actually originated from a Lord of the Rings forum! Some members of the forum felt as if they where spiritually elves from the series, and thus coined the term “Elfkin”. When other kintypes appeared, Elfkins assigned them as “Otherkin”, which is where the term comes from!