I'm not sure I ever even formally introduced myself here yet. That might change. I'm still working on some posts and articles. I write quite a bit, mostly on my tablet. I then transplant posts here. It helps to preserve more of my writings.
Universe
Posts from across the community. New members are part of the Universe too — the dust and gas of the Nebula simply obscure them from view until they reach a certain luminosity. When they graduate, everything they have written shines through here.
Do Murder Drones OCkins count?
Not even quite sure I identify as a wolf yet, but I'd like to know how y'all figured it out.
How are y'all able to write so much for your prompts? I usually do simple answers and even when they are even a little bit more complex, they are no more than a paragraph, but I've seen people write entire essays.
Looking back, were there signs of your identity that you recognize now but overlooked at the time?
Trying out one of these prompts myself:
If your source material continued, changed significantly, or was rebooted — has that happened? And if so, what did it mean for your identity?
I'm not sure how much of an outlier this is, but I went ahead and created a group for robots, androids, replicants, reploids, anyone who relates to having been an artificial life form.
What questions about your identity have you stopped asking? What made you stop?
Another prompt:
I'm not certain that I identify as a dragon yet.
Is this the right community for me?
I'm curious about this group but am also questioning if this is part of my identity
I joined this community bc of my otter theriotype
What is today's prompt?
I have been wanting to do these prompts for a while, but I haven't had a ton of time. Today is my day off, so I thought I might as well! I think my goal right now is to do them all, eventually!
Bwoof!!
Yo so I'm bored and have a real stuffy nose that makes it a little difficult to breathe. Anyone got any tips?
This time it's not right before bed:
When I first started feeling like I might be a dragon when I was a young adult, one of the first questions I asked myself was:
unsure if that is the right term. forgive me.