Introducing the Feminine Otherkin Races

Femmekin OtherkinThis is a place for the all-feminine races of Otherkin.

Femmekin are a particular type of Otherkin - those who come from all-feminine races.

Otherkin, you may know, are people on this earth who believe that their true nature is that of a non-human people from another world or plane of being.

Otherkin are of different types, elves, dragons, angels, even wolves and vampires. Femmekin are not a single kind of Otherkin. We may be may kinds. We have likely not met all our kinds yet. We know that there are intemorphic (all-feminine) humanoids. There are also intemorphic shiani (faeries) in fact, shiani, being an Aristasian word means “intemorphic faeries” by default. There may be intemorphic elves and many other intemorphic races, and some or all of these may be incarnate in this world as Otherkin.

Otherkin tend to be assumed to be schizomorphic races - that is peoples that have both females and males. But some Otherkin come from Intemorphic races which have two feminine sexes. And there are perhaps some races that have a single feminine type with no” sexes” at all.

Why do we call ourselves feminine? Well, when we are humanoid we look like human females (though biologically we are different) . We are not actually female, but we <I>are</I> feminine. We know that biologically the female sex is the original sex. Even among humans all children are conceived feminine - only exposure to male hormones creates a male creature. In humans it happens in two stages - first in the womb and then at puberty, when secondary sexual characteristics such as deep voice and beard are acquired. Before this second stage, boys retain the normative feminine characteristics in these respects.

Femininity is not simply the converse of masculinity. It is the normative, original state of life. Many peoples throughout the universe are purely feminine. Indeed, schizomorphic (male/female) peoples are an exception and some think a late development that took place only in a few worlds.

Intemorphism is something that we have come to know about recently through the copious writings of Aristasia. Aristasia recognizes that there are “Exile Aristasians” - Aristasians who are not originally human but come, in some way, from the Aristasian world of Sai Herthe.

But it is likely there are other intemorphic worlds, and there are shiani (fae) in Sai Herthe who are intemorphic. Any or all of these peoples may have Otherkin - members who for whatever reason find themselves marooned in Telluria (this human world).

The ability of Otherkin to remember and awaken to our true nature tends to be limited by the information available to help us “crystallize” our realization.

As the possibility of Intemorphism becomes more widely known, we are sure that more and more female Otherkin will awaken to the fact that they are not from schizomorph worlds at all but are in fact Femmekin.

That is what this site is about. Femmekin and everything to do with us. It is a new concept, and femmekin  are likely to feel even more lost, alone and stranded in Telluria than schizomorphic Otherkin (who at least have their schizomorphism in common with humans).

Here is a nest on the net where we can discover ourselves, discuss our feelings, our experiences and our realizations, and perhaps feel at home for the first time ever.

Comments are absolutely welcomed. We aim to keep commenting open and free. Any femmekin or anyone who thinks she may be femmekin is very very welcome to post her thoughts, feelings questions, chatter or anything at all.

This is your nest on the net. You may have felt more other than the otherest Otherkin - but you don’t have to any more!

Published on June 2, 2007 at 6:32 pm

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  1. On July 3, 2007 at 10:56 pm Clare-Dragonfly Said:

    This entry is titled “Introducing the Feminine Otherkin Races”–shouldn’t it introduce races of feminine otherkin? The closest it comes to that is in the fourth paragraph, which states that there are intemorphic faeries, and speculates on the possible existence of other races. The entry also does not explain the concept of femmekin, or rather does so to a very small and rather more confusing extent.

    I rather doubt that most otherkin are or believe they are of schizomorphic races–what about all the fae out there? We have male and female, true, but also many other sexes and genders. There are many otherkin who do not have any gender, or who identify as neither male nor female.

  2. On July 3, 2007 at 11:40 pm Femmekin sisterhood Said:

    Rayati, honoured Miss Dragonfly,
    This is a rather new area, and I suppose we are feeling our way forward. Most intemorphs who have popped up in Telluria are Aristasians, and we are not yet certain whether there are any non-Aristasian intemorphs here.
    Part of the reason for starting this blog was to discuss these matters and perhaps become a little clearer about it. So by “Introducing the feminine races of Otherkin” I think we really meant introducing the concept - the entire idea. After all, most people have not even heard of intemorphism.
    By feminine races we do not necessarily mean only intemorphic ones. Intemorphs do not identify as male or female either. The two sexes - chelani and melini - are both feminine, but neither is female.
    According to Aristasian thinking, femininity is a universal state of being that is not tied to biological femaleness (which is merely the converse of biological maleness). See the Encyclopaedia Aristasiana article on Femininity or more on this. It is possible that some one-sexed peoples and several-sexed peoples may also be feminine.
    We do apologise if we have been unclear. The problem is that we are a bit unclear at this stage. We know a lot about Aristasian intemorphs. There is a large body of writing on the subject. We know relatively little about non-Aristasian intemorphs and less about any other feminine races.
    Aristasians themselves tend to believe that other intemorphic Axial (humanoid) races exist and certainly believe that Shiani (intemorphic fae) exist. Aristasians also believe that the birth of Aristasian intemorphs in human bodies has something to do with Operation Bridgehead which is a deliberate (though very limited) deployment of Aristasians in Telluria.
    The idea that there are intemorphs in Telluria who are in fact Shiani, or members of non-Aristasian races is a relatively recent one, but one which some people feel to be the case.
    Our aim here was really to make a place in which such ideas could be discussed in a way that is not really appropriate on Aristasian forums.
    What, if anything, will come of it, we don’t yet know.
    If we are a bit vague and misty it is because we are as yet staring into the mist trying to make out what may be there!

  3. On July 3, 2007 at 11:57 pm kuwaizair Said:

    whiptail lizards are primarly all female, but they still need to breed sexualy to change genes and the act of mating helps them actualy reproduce.

    also don’t forget about soil mites and aphids.

    huzza for therian-femmikin?

  4. On July 4, 2007 at 12:43 am Femmekin sisterhood Said:

    A chelan must be married to a melin in order to have babies, though the exact conjugal process is not known - at any rate we don’t know it. It is not the sort of thing Aristasians would discuss.

    Intemorphs hatch from pearlescent eggs. I heard a little while ago of someone causing considerable consternation by referring to Aristasian young as “larvae”, which is not really tactful or accurate!

  5. On July 4, 2007 at 1:41 pm Sofia Said:

    very nice blog, remaind me of manga

    http://sofiawinterborn.wordpress.com/2007/06/24/sofiaisnt-the-cyberspace-the-crazyest-thing-ever/

  6. On July 7, 2007 at 8:19 pm Don Knotts Said:

    you are ***** ****** insane, do you know that

  7. On July 8, 2007 at 11:26 am Femmekin sisterhood Said:

    Thank you for your comment. We have edited out the cuss-words as dirty-mouth talk is not allowed here. We could have popped a question-mark on the end of your question at the same time: but why deceive the public by making you look literate?

  8. On July 16, 2007 at 3:59 am Don Knotts Said:

    Here’s another comment. I want you to stop and think about this as well.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Hubble_ultra_deep_field.jpg

    Copy and paste that into your browser. In that photo alone, from our tiny space of viewing on earth, is thousands of galaxies. Going from conventional science, each and every single one of those galaxies has solar systems. Millions of stars for each one, and surely there is at least one solar system that has sustainable life.

    That image is just a spec, a tiny spec of the universe that we caught with our technology.

    Now, I challenge you to buy a low-powered telescope or even some binoculars and hunt the deep sky. A lot of deep-sky objects are readily available to view even with cheap **** like that. The Andromeda Galaxy, for one, is four times wider than the moon when it comes to visibility. That said galaxy is racing towards ours as quick as it can in in a few million years, it’s going to slice ours in half and then a few million years after that, it’s going to merge with ours.

    By that time our sun will have already become a planetary nebula making a nice nighttime display for all the neighbouring systems.

    About a few million-billion years into the future. Nobody on this planet is going to care about femmekin or otherkin or whateverkin by that time. All those people will be dead, especially by the way Darwinism goes. Our sun turning into a red supergiant will take care of that. And no, Aeris won’t be there either.

    I’m wondering if there’ll be a group of folks who think they’re a reincarnation of a female anime character. I doubt it.

    Is that literate enough for you?

  9. On July 16, 2007 at 1:35 pm Femmekin sisterhood Said:

    9/10 for literacy. You drop a few points for things like consistently misspelling “speck” and saying “as quick as it can” rather than “as quickly…” (we do not count the typos against you - we all make them). But otherwise, a highly literate effort. It just shows you can do it when you try.

    You have also drawn a nice picture of the vastness of time and space (a fact of which we were not unaware, but it is always nice to hear about it again). Should you wish to see a less “scientistic” and more traditional view of the same cosmology, you might like to read this.

    http://aristasia.net/cosmos.html

    Naturally both accounts are true on their different levels.

    What we fail to grasp is how this is any more a criticism of our point of view than it is of yours. Modern Western Telluria with its beloved four-letter words and its simplistic sentimental liberal/individualism will be just as much a meaningless thing that once flickered for a moment on some forgotten planet.

    According to your Darwinist perspective (which will itself be long forgotten), no values that mean anything to humanity - or any similar species - actually mean anything to the Cosmos. That is the essence of the Nietzsche quotation at the beginning of the passage we just recommended.

    There is an answer to that view, and the rest of the passage gives it.

    If you understand and accept that answer, it changes a lot of things. If you don’t, then it certainly renders our point of view (at least if you look at it in a certain way) ridiculous. But on the same level, it renders the whole of human civilisation, and all its much vaunted “normalcy” and “common sense” equally ridiculous.

    If your charmingly literate essay on cosmology has any bearing at all on the “sensibleness” or otherwise of any set of values, it has exactly the same bearing on them all.

  10. On July 17, 2007 at 4:20 am Don Knotts Said:

    So you’re going to believe whatever you’re going to believe.

    I’m not going to fault you on that. Instead of throwing a fit and banning my IP, you responded tactfully.

    Nice. No fault there.

    I’m not going to bug you anymore, much less read this website. However, my original challenge still stands. Grab yourself a pair of binoculars and hit the deep sky, there’s so much stuff to see. It’s amazing what cheap optics can show you. Star clusters, galaxies, well, and more.

    Anyway, I’m out. BTW, “spec” is how we spell it where I’m from.

  11. On July 17, 2007 at 9:57 am Femmekin sisterhood Said:

    Thank you, honoured sir. We may disagree, but there is no reason we can’t all be friendly and good sports.

    Thank you for being a good sport too. And give our regards to the sheriff (yes, we appreciate your namesake!)

    I think we will try those binoculars. Thank you for the tip.

    May Dea bless you.

  12. On January 15, 2008 at 10:04 pm Pandora Said:

    Okay, i know this may sound ridiculous, but who’s Dea? I hate to seem ignorant, but I wont learn if I don’t ask. I stumbled across this website while looking for Otherkin sites, as I am a vampire, and I must say, this site is fascinating. I didn’t even know Femmekin existed before this, and I’ve done my homework, so that just shows how well-hidden the information on them are!

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