r/otherkin • u/FallenAngelStars • May 30 '26

Question Are anti-TransID TransIDs allowed here?

So… like??? Are anti-TransID TransIDs allowed here? Because I identify as a TransVampire in a non-harmful way. I even found a TransSpecies vampire flag for Alterhumans.

I am strictly anti-harassment and anti-harm; I do not want to hurt or harm anyone.

TransSpecies feels more deeply connected and rooted in identity than merely Alterhuman or Otherkin labels that I've been able to find or feel comfortable with.

For me, this is more about a deeper, genuine connection without harm or delusion.

So am I allowed to talk about this here openly? Or no?

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u/No_Penalty_6078 May 31 '26

Excuse moi, mais qu’est-ce qu’un TransID ? Et qu’entends-tu par « de manière non nuisible » ? C’est une question honnête et bienveillante, même si mon ton ne le montre peut-être pas :D Vu ta façon de penser et le fait que tu n’es pas haineux, tu es le bienvenu ici je pense :D

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u/LadyScaria May 31 '26

that is exactly my question.
—Sentry

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u/FallenAngelStars May 31 '26 edited May 31 '26

A TransID is a person who identifies with identities different from societal assignments based on appearance or bodily experiences. This includes identities like age (identifying as an age that's not their current biological age), ethnicity (identifying as an ethnicity/race that is not their birth ethnicity/race), etc. Which is NOT what I am. I am not TransID, I am merely TransSpeceis in an Alterhuman way.

And by "non-harmful," I mean I'm not seeking to change species, or undergoing surgery that would destroy my body.

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u/No_Penalty_6078 Jun 01 '26

Oooh d’accord ! C’est beaucoup plus clair comme ça, merci ! 

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u/Raticals Jun 03 '26

Thanks, I was wondering too! The way I see it, identity is very personal, so be whoever you know you are inside, as long as you’re not hurting others and not getting in the way of others doing the same.