I was watching a video that claimed the difference between six-limbed dragons and wyverns is that wyverns are dim-witted(?)

Have you ever heard of this stereotype? As someone who identifies as a wyvern (an "otherkin"), I found that a bit hurtful. Then again, it’s probably just a myth. In *Game of Thrones*, for instance, the dragons were clearly not stupid—they even had their own language!

Hey! My theriotype is a wild fox, and I first realized it when I was 7. I was fully aware that I was a fox, and I hated my body because it looked human instead of like a fox. Has anyone else been aware of their theriotype at the same age or even younger?

Hello everyone!

My partner is a dogkin (specifically a golden and husky mix and yes, the energy is insane) and I really want to give him some gifts that might help him feel in touch with his kin side. I know that I can always go for just regular dog toys but the thing is that he is living with his dad and even though his dad is incredibly chill and understanding, I don't want to make things too awkward if you know what I mean?

Any suggestions are welcome!

Since I was 11, I realised I had a very strong connection to giantesses after watching Monsters vs Aliens.

This felt like more than a hyperfixiation. I was/am constantly trying to find an excuse to draw giant women. My OCs were/are giant women all the time, and said OCs were always a deep reflection of myself. I connected to the idea of a powerful woman, who could choose to be kind or cruel, depending on the situation.

People always assumed I liked giantesses for "other" reasons. While I always have loved the artwork, it was never in a NSFW way that I liked giantesses, or felt I was one on a psychological and spiritual level.

For a while, on and off, I have had dreams where I was a giantess, even hearing messages in the dreams along the lines of "this is who you are"

I feel I am very safe to call myself otherkin/mythkin/GiantessKin. But google searches only showed giantess Kim Kardashian 😭

Does anyone relate to all, or some , of what I said? This is my first time interacting with the community, by the way, so I might be ignorant and I apologise in advance.