Comments on: Femmekin, Otherkin and Aristasians

By: Lynxie

Lynxie — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 21:21:50 +0000

Oh god, I so read that wrong. ><;I thought you saiddoes not exist…

Sorry!

By: Lynxie

Lynxie — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 21:21:19 +0000

Excuse me?

FtM transgenderism (sometimes known as TransMen) /does/ exist, though it is not as common as MtF transgenderism.

http://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/conway/TSsuccesses/FtM/Rafe.jpg

^ This guy, looks very much like a guy. This guy was born a girl.

By: Lopting

Lopting — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 01:31:55 +0000

Female to Male trangenderism does exist. These are not lesbians.

By: Rachele

Rachele — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 18:30:04 +0000

Would it follow that someone who perhaps doesnt know they are a femmekin, and lives on earth would be concidered a lesbian?
I have met quite a few people (ones concidered males) who are very feminine and feel they should have never turned male. I also know quite a few people (females) who have had “sex” changes to become men so that it would be more acceptable for that person to have a relationship with another female. Most of these people I refer to always felt different and I am wondering if this is why.

By: Femmekin sisterhood

Femmekin sisterhood — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 23:57:01 +0000

An Aristasian is usually understood to mean a humanoid inhabitant of the world called Sai Herthe. More usually it is used to mean a subject of the Westrenne Empire of Sai Herthe and a member of one of the seven Nations of that Empire.

There have been Aristasians awakened and active in Telluria (earth) for about thirty years (to our knowledge) and they have had an internet presence since the mid-90s. Some Aristasians are “adopted” humans and others are “Exiles”, or Herthelani born into human bodies.

So far we do not know much about non-Aristasian intemorphs and are not certain whether any are present in Telluria, but some girls feel that they may be Shiani (intemorphic Fae) or possibly non-Aristasian humanoid intemorphs.

By: Clare-Dragonfly

Clare-Dragonfly — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 23:01:06 +0000

What is an “Aristasian”? What other species or races exist that are “intemorphic” and not “Aristasian”?

By: otherkin

otherkin — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 01:17:58 +0000

Cuss-words. I suppose they come into three main categories:

1.Sexual
2.Scatological
3.Profane (that is breaking religious taboo)

From what we know of intemorph societies, sex and scatology really do not fascinate them to the same degree they do schizomorphs. Human (meaning intemorph) waste is no funnier than household dirt and “rude” words for it do not exist.

Sex is less central because reproduction is not such a pressing necessity for intemorphs. It is treated with reverence and too much discussion might be taboo, but there are no “rude” words. Breaking taboos would be considered odd and possibly distasteful, but in no way admirable, funny or “tough”. People just wouldn’t understand it.

Religious taboo: even in those intemorph religions that are most like West-Tellurian ones (we are going by Aristasian information here) there is no prohibition on “Taking the Lady’s name in vain”. In fact invoking the Divine Names is considered good, even in everyday situations. Doing it with deliberate disrespect would again be considered simply odd and ignorant.

By: Lucy

Lucy — Sun, 10 Jun 2007 00:14:09 +0000

You say humans:

Appear to have an obsession with their own waste products and reproductive functions, referring to them frequently, sometimes literally and sometimes as means of vituperation, humour or emphasis.

I’ve noticed that too. It is really strange, isn’t it? I mean it is such an odd thing to do, and many of them do it all the time.

Is it true that Femmekin languages have no cuss-words?