- Alterhuman (general)
- My experience as an alterhuman is quoiluntary in nature. On the spectrum of voluntariness and involuntariness, my experiences vary greatly, thus I label my alterhumanity as entirely quoiluntary.
- Fictionfolk (general)
- As fictionfolk, I am: fictionkin, fictionhearted, talehearted, an archetroper whose tropetypes are based within fictional media, someone with fictional hearthomes, and someone whose fictionhood is relative to muir plurality.
- Transspecies
- I use this label because I do not think I was born as my ‘types or I was always innately these ‘types. Most, if not all, of it is a part of a self-established journey in my personal life, much like my gender transition.
- I also prefer to this label as there's no set criteria to being transspecies. I've dropped other labels because I grew tired of discourses over personal frameworks, especially in context to voluntariness and involuntariness. I feel more comfortable using this label to describe my species identity.
- Imagithrope
- This means I'm an alterhuman whose identity can be created and/or formed partially or wholly from imaginative play (roleplay, writing, art, acting, etc). This label mainly applies to my fictionkinity, but my practices help support my hearttypes and linktypes as well.
- Some altertypes are listed as "imagitypes" on my list. For me, my imagitypes are typically fictomeres. Although a lot of my fictomeres involve some kind of self-invention, experiences that are exclusively imagitypes exist nebulously. I do not feel them as intensely as my fictotypes, but they're distinct enough to not be vaguetypes. They're also consistent enough to not be flickers. Unlike linktypes, some imagitypes exist involuntarily; only the information around them is created, not the subject myself.
dec 8 2025 ∞
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