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Obviously, our body is physically human, but for me that means nothing to my identity. My identity, who I am spiritually, mentally, and in my own sense of self, is non-human. I find the idea of "identifying as human physically" to be stupid. I am a human physically, but it's not my identity.
My follow up question would be about how I should refer to myself. I see myself as severally "less human" than those around me due to me identifying as non-human. It's not something that bothers me though, I'm quite proud to not be fully human. I'm curious if there's any phrases/labels that could apply to my experience.
Edit (before I get more comments): I'm aware that I'm otherkin/therian. I'm curious to know if there is a specific term for those who completely disregard their "human-side" so to speak.
If you identify as something else than human, then you're otherkin. If you don't identify as anything in particular, maybe voidpunk would be a useful community for you?
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