After that I was a unicorn for a bit, which was better.

I feel like this could apply almost no matter the situation… 🙂

Click the intended recipient’s name, which redirects to a new page.

Several buttons, including “public message” and “private message”

Avatar:

I really haven’t tried, but I need to look for it as well.

I would assume somewhere on your profile page.

Man, I feel like you’re in my own head! While I’m not shy, I have also spent a good deal of my adult life chasing the dream of a soulmate but never catching it. When I was a teenager, I never felt right pursuing boys (and was only compelled by social pressure rather than any desire) and when I ironed out who I am sexuality-wise…[Read more]

Thanks for replying to me. I didn’t think I would get anything less than positive feedback; the otherkin community has a reputation for being supportive. Nevertheless, I was nervous about spilling my guts and not being understood, especially considering how late I am to the party, so it was a relief to get a nice message back…[Read more]

I’m really new to the community (as in, this is my first time joining and posting in a group like this). I want to share how I’m feeling and see what your thoughts are.

So I’m in my 30s but as far back as I can remember, I’ve felt different. Even as a really small girl, I remember sitting at the top of the stairs when I was supposed to…[Read more]

I am no longer taking students, but I’m willing to talk to people and try to answer questions.

I’m also still involved in the Texas otherkin scene in general, and the North Houston Otherkin meetup group in particular, if you would rather talk in person.

May you find…[Read more]