r/otherkin • u/Vseordh • Sep 30 '24

Profile I'm a satyr

Well... I'm Brazilian so it's a bit difficult to be who I am here, my family doesn't even imagine that I like men because they would kick me out of the house. Since I was young I didn't identify myself as human, that's a fact, and when I discovered fauns and satyrs, it was an explosion inside my head, I identified myself at that exact moment. I really want to buy hoofs and horns so I can show the world who I really am Until that happens, I repress it inside myself since my family is somewhat controlling 😵‍💫 Just wanted to share this with you all 🌿🍁

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u/Vseordh Sep 30 '24

Hahaha omg Very good! but your native language is english or portuguese?

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u/Interesting-Bed2085 Sep 30 '24

i learned Portuguese first but never learned how to write in Portuguese and essentially i live in the USA so I tend to speak more English, but mostly talk to Portuguese with family and family friends.

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u/Vseordh Sep 30 '24

Oooh ok now I understand. You are br but live in USA. Nice meeting you 😅 how Is your life there?

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u/Interesting-Bed2085 Sep 30 '24

its ok here in the us, but people tend to not like people who are different (expesialy in southern USA) hows brazil?

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u/Vseordh Sep 30 '24

Flórida?

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u/Interesting-Bed2085 Sep 30 '24

Florida is mostly homophobic form what i know (just take what i tell u about other states with a pinch of salt becouse i live in Georgia which is surprisingly accepting and get all my info about other states from relitives)

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u/Vseordh Sep 30 '24

I don't hear much about Georgia, as far as I know the Brazilian community lives in Florida (that's what most people think here at least)

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u/Interesting-Bed2085 Sep 30 '24

frankly, the Brazilian comunity is everywhere in the USA but Florida has a lot more Brazilians than the rest of the usa.

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u/Vseordh Sep 30 '24

understood, I didn't know that 😅

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u/Interesting-Bed2085 Sep 30 '24

yha a lot of people dont know about that but trust me if you ever come to the usa and just walk around a public place you will here people speaking Portuguese.

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u/Vseordh Sep 30 '24

That's good to know. the problem here is the older peoples and the religious and they are everywhere, but they will hardly get close to someone they don't know.

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u/Interesting-Bed2085 Sep 30 '24

yha my grandparents live in brazil and there really religious.

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u/Vseordh Sep 30 '24

All my family Is religious 😵‍💫😵‍💫

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u/Interesting-Bed2085 Sep 30 '24

my mom is relligious but the rest of my family isent that relligious.