J's identity list :D
Personal term definitions
Basisoma: base form
Common terms I use
Physical Therian
Shapeshifter
Holothere
Folcinteric
Transspecies
Anchorbeing
Synersoul
Core identity/identify as:
Basisoma
- Tiny - nonhuman species of 3 inch tall auxlian individual
- Borrower (folcintera)
- satellotype - rodent
- Sizeshifter
Theriotypes
- Cat (Holothere)
- Domestic cat - Maine Coone, Norwegian Forest
- Pleistocene big cat - Cave lion, American lion
- African lion
- Cougar
- Anymic squirrel - fluctuates between a chipmunk and a squirrel
- Donkey - a species of brown Spanish donkey
- Burrowing owl
- Millipede
- Abacion genus
- Spirobolleus immigrans
- Dor beetle
- Bolboceratidae family of beetles
Anchors
- The colour brown (brown fur, feathers, chitin, etc.)
- Being tiny relative to other beings
Fictionflickers
- Fung Pray (My Singing Monsters)
Partial Identification:
- "Bird of prey" mirrortype - generally associated with Accipitriformes and Falconiformes
- Mouse/rat (psychological)
- Werebird/avian/harpy (interaction of shifts)
- Onocentaur (interaction of shifts)
- Fae (physical, cultural view of Borrowers)
- Werecat (physical)
Part claims
- Wing 1 (small and quick) - Brown violetear, eurasian kestrel
- Wing 2 (medium sized, "daily use") - Red tailed hawk brown morph
- Wing 3 (large and fluffy) - Eagle owl
- Tail (for borrower) - fluffy tip, rodentish, akin to a dormouse or wood rat.
Hearttypes:
- Insects especially millipedes and scarab beetles
- Birds
- Cats
- Leopard
Related gender terms:
- Dun (aka brown bird) - a gender related to identifying as the darker, browner, or duller member of a pair of sexually dimorphic birds
- Animal xenogender - my gender experience is equal to the gender experience of an animal
- Wildfeminine - I have a strong link towards female sexed animals and the nature that animal feminity is entirely divorced from human
- Xenic presentation - I try to present in a way that aligns me with bugs, forests, mosscore
- Persafem - I am comfortable calling myself feminine but not others calling me feminine/using she/her on me
More on my gender here
Pronouns.cc here