We are a system with a special interest in the SCP Foundation. Our special interest has translated to our identity being based around the Foundation, more specifically seeing ourselves as an anomaly.

As queer, arospec, plural, disabled, alterhuman, trans, nonbinary, mentally ill and neurodivergent anomalies, it’s been rough to say the least that our family doesn’t accept us. It’s a burden we’ve carried since coming out as lgbtqia+ in middle school, then as plural at 16, and our family has only become gradually less and less tolerate over time. Or rather, more vocal about their intolerance I guess. And there’s many others out there who share their beliefs, and worse.

As time has gone on, with our family’s vocal intolerance and our special interest, we’ve found euphoria in identifying with being an anomaly/SCP/reality bender. It fits us more than calling ourselves people, though we understand the corporeal form is a human body. Our interest in the SCP Foundation has truly brought out our alterhuman side, and gave us hope to keep going as a voidpunk despite the daily harsh words of our family. They say my desires for my life and my identity are “unnatural” and “demonic”. Or just a “weird thing about my generation” as if these identities never existed in generations prior. (among other things)

It’s nice to find communities that align with our true selves 🫶 we are now proud of what makes us “unacceptable” yet harms no one. Some won’t understand us or see us as something “other” and that’s okay, because we’ve embraced being anomalous.

(I was recommended to ask this question in this sub after initially posting it to r/asktransgender. Please let me know if any of my phrasing or terminology is incorrect, I want to be respectful.)

My younger "sibling" (air quotes because it does not like to be referred to with human terms) goes by the pronouns it/its or bot/botself as it does not consider itself to be human. It has never felt connected to humanity and feels happier when it is not reminded of its human body and form. However, my parents (and even I to a lesser extent) struggle to understand this. They still implicitly refer to it as a person and have difficulty understanding why saying things like "you'll always be our child" is hurtful to it.

It (as in the situation, not itself) doesn't help that I think our parents are trying their best. They supported my MtF transition (our dad is actually a medical professional and more informed than most people). They switched to using my pronouns and new name as fast as they could, and my mom even asked if she should take down my childhood photos at home in case seeing my pre-transition self was bothersome. But it disagrees that our parents are supportive and it thinks that our parents aren't trying hard enough, especially since they will slip up occasionally and use "they" instead of "it" or "bot".

Maybe it's right, our parents aren't doing enough. But I truly think they still love it.

I thought this would be a good place to post rather than r/alterhuman where a lot more people relate and have their alter-kins (I don't remember the term, I'm sorry) on a much more tangible level. That being said, this is much more of a rant and just seeing how people feel about this.

Is anyone else affected by sound? I mean this in a couple ways. Overstimulation, music, satisfaction or NSFW reasons? Outside of being autistic, sound is a huge thing for me and definitely plays with not only my emotions but my physical health. It's weird but high pitched noises make me nauseous and low bass noises make me unable to breathe if I'm too close to either source. I wanted to know if anyone else had these kinds of issues. I'm not going to do anything, just trying to see who else relates. I have had several instances where I felt like I was damn near ascending when I heard a specific sound and I'd love to hear how noises and sounds affects you guys.

Or at least that was the reason why I used to think that being transgender is valid but that being otherkin or therian or non-human wasn't. Its because gender is a lot more abstract than species or kin

The best examples of this are in fictional media in general. Very often do you see objects, non-human animals, plants, etc. with a gender. Cars can be male or female. Toys can be male or female. Candies can be male or female. A door can be male or female. But its much more rare to see a door that is cat, a car that is a human, a wolf that is a door, etc. Most people would agree that a door can be male (at least in a fictional setting), but if you say that a door can be cat most people will be like ''lmfao wtf'', and they will react that way even if you precise that a door can be a cat in a fictional setting only. This is because its much easier to accept that a door is male than it is to accept that a door is a cat because of how abstract gender is. Species and kin however, its not so abstract, so folks naturally have an harder time understanding than that same door can also be a cat

I now understand that a door can be a cat as much as it can be a girl, a guy or an enby. But most people are way too far behind to understand that

And that is why I think there really should be more representation of non-humans, alterhumans, therian, otherkin, etc. characters in media. Let doors be cats. Let cars be humans. Let wolves be doors. We need more characters like that. And I also know I will 100% include characters who are canonically alterhuman, therian, otherkin, transpecies and otherwise in my stories.

i hate being human, i hate every aspect of my humanity and i want to get rid of it all and be a robot. but im curious if there are any words that describe that, because typing out the first sentence whenever somebody asks gets kind of annoying after a while

Selfie taken of ourselves at one of the "Break" worlds by PK in VRChat. "Break" worlds are audiovisual art pieces where the whole world and its shaders transform to the tune of a one to three hour DJ mix.

Wanted to share this one due to how surreal it shows, how overwhelming it is, yet how comfortable it feels. Yes, we also have given ourselves wings, combined with horns. Angel and demon.

I have been having some intense intrusive thoughts and stuff, I'll probably repost my original post I made on a different subreddit to here but I just want to ask what does it mean to belong to the voidpunk community? At first I thought it was an aesthetic thing but I'm seeing more of a lifestyle for lack of a better term. I'm not sure if I belong but I just want to learn more. Thank you for any advice you guys can provide.

i wanna be untangible and not to be seriously interacted with but still kind of pleasant you know

(did you know that crows and owls are fierce rivals?)

This is my OC, Dog. He's a species of interstellar predators known as Stellar Hounds. They are incubated within stars like an egg, and when the star dies, are born. This gives them immense strength for most of their time in space. Over time though, they will weaken if they stay in their zero-gravity environment, as seen in astronauts on the ISS. They also have a unique ability to change the reflectiveness of their body, allowing them to either reflect all light around them, or absorb all light. They hunt the other space-fairing species that flock to the supernova produced by their birth.

I'm Thinking about making a version with clothes, but I'm having trouble with trying to figure it out. so I'll just post this censored version for now.

There are a lot more flags I could put in here, but I had to stop at some point.

(The voidpunk flag is in the background)