So lately I’ve seen many fictionkins asking ppl who are kin with the same character as they are to not to follow them or to ask before following and I’m wondering, why? I’m not a fictionkin myself (maybe a bit fiction-hearted tho) and I’m really curious about this. Wouldn’t it be reasonable to feel some kind of connection with ppl who are like you? or not (like many ppl seem to prefer)? (I hope I made myself clear and used the right terms, sorry if I didn’t!)

I must admit that I too have been wondering the same thing. I was confused, when I few months ago, I noticed the trend of…

I’m sort of new to being fictionkin, I just recently discovered that I was. I was sort of wondering if it was normal to miss people from that life? I’ve noticed that I’ve really been missing my sister. I don’t feel like I’d ever meet her in this life, at least, not of my own accord. She’d be way more likely to find me if she ever wanted too. Any way to deal with something like this?

It is absolutely normal, and understandable to miss people that you were close to in that life. Sadly, for some of us, the truth is…

You probably won’t believe this, but here it is: I strongly suspect I was Ken Ichijouji too. You and I seem to be from wildly different ‘universes’ and the circumstances surrounding our ‘evil turnover’ aren’t even remotely similar; I was never genuinely ‘good’, and the Kaiser was a violent exaggeration of me. Though I have no emotional investment in meeting anyone I knew back then, it’s intellectually interesting to find someone else thinks this way.

Oh that’s fascinating! I honestly have no reason to disbelieve you. In fact, I’m quite curious to compare notes. If you ever want to, please…

im toonkin, and recently, i watched who framed roger rabbit… its one of my favorite movies!! my only complaint was that at the beginning, the humans were quite rude to toons. i can understand it, but it upsetted me a bit. however, (from what i remember) the toons didnt seem to have a problem with it. am i overreacting?

If I remember correctly the discrimination towards toons in Who Framed Roger Rabbit is a somewhat unsubtle metaphor for racism. So I feel you would…