My questioning list

Kjolen 🌐

I have found out that there's another dolphin species in the Arctic: The white-beaked dolphin. So I am having on my list in current order:

  • Orca / White-beaked dolphin

  • Narwhal

  • Beluga

I am trying to find differences. I could figure out I am not a humpback whale at least. But one fell off the list and another got added. So I am as torn as before. 

Any advice you can give me? 

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3 comments

skekrik

I have had this dilemma before when trying to figure out my specific dolphin species. You mentioned in another comment that your identity might be spiritual, but I am not sure if maybe you are open to the idea that you might've had multiple past lives you remember which might make the process more confusing? That was the conclusion I came to for myself. However, if you don't feel like you are more than one species then I can also really recommend giving these things more time, sometimes it can be hard to find the piece you're missing because you haven't had a good moment to connect with a certain part of yourself yet. I know it's hard to feel uncertain or to not have answers but it's also okay to not know yet fully and you seem to almost have come to your conclusion!

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Kjolen

Thank you. 

Well, I haven't known what exactly I am for 14 years. Time for it to reveal itself. At least I could pinpoint it on an Arctic cetacean. But eh, I rly wanna have an answer by now. An answer from the universe. Something, yk? 

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Lupine

You could try making a list of the reasons why you're questioning for each species, and then make a separate list of each species that you're questioning and their various traits. Then you can compare your reasons to each species and their traits. 

Personally, I recommend using Animal Diversity Web and the IUCN Red List for information. Best of luck with your questioning!

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