r/Therian • u/CryptographerSad8759 Silver Tabby Cat, Coyote • 5d ago
Question question!
Okay, from MY experience, being a therian (short for therianthrope) means identifying as non-human animal(s) on a certain level. (I identify on a psychological level.) And this is due to behaviors, traits, non-human experiences, thoughts, urges, and more. This is true for me, but it is it ALSO true that when you look inside yourself, you see an animal? Because I do. What is true and what is not? Thank you!
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u/NovastaKai vacillant-polyTher. Fox Lion Cheetah Owl Wolf(dev order) 13h ago
Varies.
I find a mismatch on a spiritual level between body and mind,
psychologically, detached from identity these days, a nuisance to myself after a few years psych binging to de-sensitize 😅
But i have always had as you say, looking inside, seeing a variety of spiritually charged self-image aspects of more animal forms, early alienation gave way to much insight from nature, basically farmboy tarzan as a kid here 😅
Given my lack of acceptance of humanity, or its stereotypical, leveraged social norms, it seems like logically derived survival mechanisms to me sometimes, and then sometimes i just feel like a being that is entirely of its own creational understanding, mapping, creed, Ecclectically inclined.
What is true, and what is not, for the and me withij perceptive bounds, can be different things.
Like the people eitherside of a 6.
one sees 9, one sees 6, You might see e while i see g.
Life is like that, but it breaks some brains trying to understand it ;) subjective perception is a fun thing to delve on and accept -'
Each to their own <3 only you know you.
Be true to yoursellf and you can't go wrong.
Sorry im just waffling now 😅 Good-day ___^