Is there something between kin and soulbonding? Cause I have a lot of I guess, fictive headmates, who, when I see them in their canon I’m like “that’s me” and I have memories from them and physical responses and feel wrong in my body when they’re “out” but I still talk with them and RP and write as them. They’re me, or I’m them, but I’m also still me and they’re still them. I know I’m not making a ton of sense. They def. “front” or “co-front”, and sometimes they do things for me I won’t remember

It sounds like what you’re experiencing is co-conciousness/blending with your headmates, anon. This happens sometimes, esspecially when headmates spend a lot of time together at…

I recently started crawling into the skin of a canon character that I roleplay, but in my normal life. I’ve realized how comfortable it is for me, and that I’ve done this all my life, just haven’t had anyone support it since I was a child. I have feelings from him needing contact with his friends (provided by some of my friends), and feel wonderful when people call me his name. But I’m not sure I’m kin. I feel more like this character came out of me, rather than me coming from them. (1 of 2)

(2/2) He developed from my interest in him, he hasn’t necessarily been there all my life in his current form. But I also did not…

What amuses me is that there’s teenagers out there who think otherkin, soulbonding, and fictionkin is a “new” thing that started on tumblr.. I’m pretty sure I’ve been doing this longer than some of them have been alive (the teenagers anyway I can’t see a grown ass adult wasting their time arguing about this), and there’s people around-although not active on this site. Who’ve been at it longer than I’ve been alive.

Its a shame that its so hard to impart a sense of history through this medium. I feel like a lot of people would feel…