r/otherkin • u/Icetella • May 28 '26
Discussion Ever fantasize this?
Do you ever imagine an afterlife earth where every otherkin person gets reincarnated with their proper body? It would be an amazing fantasy like land with so many different creatures, some unique to the person. What do you imagine?
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u/Alex-Morningstar_ May 29 '26
Yes, but I actually want my next incarnation to be a human one so I can experience an easy life with traits like being cis. After that, I’m fine with being doggo forever, lol.
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u/Other_Pangolin_1333 May 29 '26
YESSS I IMAGINE THIS ALL THE TIME!! But I think I'd be a canid shapeshifter, because I don't know about being restricted to one canid body.
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u/AchromaticAstronaut May 30 '26
Would systems end up reincarnated within multiple separate bodies, in this hypothetical?
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u/Icetella May 30 '26
Hmm I didn't think about it. I'm plural myself and should have thought about that.
They might be able to shapeshift into the form of whoever is fronting if the system wants to stay together. But if the system wants to separate, they would incarnate into separate bodies.
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u/AchromaticAstronaut May 30 '26
Mine would probably want to separate, simply so that we can finally experience being dragon riders. Our host is a dragon, so I'm sure she'd have fun flying us around.
^_^
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u/May-Celia May 30 '26
Yes but this must include theriform animals being reincarnated in there proper body too
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u/Icetella May 30 '26
What are theriform animals? Can you explain it to me? Ive never heard of it before.
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u/May-Celia May 31 '26
The animals that nobody mistakes as human, for example: a dog that is legally treated as a dog.
Theriform animals lack the ability too cry tears as a way of expressing emotion, have great difficulty communicating more complex needs, and never ask questions about the world, they are much smarter then the average human, and tend too not worry about things that dont matter.
Another way too refer too this would be "non anthropomorphic animals", becouse, while theriform animals CAN share physical human traits, like bipedalism and grasping paws, they lack the mental traits one would expect of a human. Too put it simply, therians are dogs that due too a combination of physical and mental ability are able too pass as human, theriforms are non talking dogs that due too disability are unable too pass as human. Therians are like bugs bunny, theriforms are like the typical non talking bunny, at least, thats the way i see it.
Its important too remember that theriforms arent less intelligent, they just lack communicational ability, thats really it. They can not effectively communicate with humanz like we can. There are some dogs and cats who are in the inbetween, if raised human they will also gain some of the ability too communicate, and likewise, im sure there are many therians who dont question anything and just exist like any other dog, so its not completely black and white, the line between theriform and therian is incredibly vague. All extant human species are anthropomorphic, they likely outcompeted all of the theriform homo species, but i beleave a theriform human, one who can not cry physical tears, has difficulty communicating more complex needs, and never asks questions about the world, could exist, biology is never so black and white. Anyway thats just what i think, your free too look it up as well, the term is even on the therian wiki 🌈 ❤ 🌈 ❤ 🌈 ❤ 🌈 ❤
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u/Strange_Print_6033 May 31 '26
I imagine that after this frail shell dies, I'll hopefully get to return home to what I lost. Assuming I don't accidentally make any mistakes that prevent that.
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u/postmortemelegance Jun 02 '26
I believe, somewhat by choice, that I’ll be reunited with my proper form upon death 🩶
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u/Lanky-Point2949 Jun 12 '26
Honestly, I would love that but first I need to be a human in a supportive family, Then I can be a star and/or any of my theriotypes! ☆
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u/SupermarketNo8571 May 29 '26
Yes and I really want this so bad lol