u/thatone_weirdperson

I'm having an identity crisis and I need help. Insight much appreciated

I don't know what to do. Heavily questioning

For background information, in 7th grade I identified as a therian, then sometime in 8th grade I had some mental health issues and dropped the therian identity, but now almost two years later I've been discovering my identity more and now I'm questioning if I really am a therian after all.

I still experience what I only can name as phantom shifts, I feel this weight-like tingling in places, such as my shoulders and spine where fur would be, on my head where my ears would be, a canine snout around my nose/mouth, and my tailbone, where my tail would be,and my teeth which feel like they should be shaped more ..sharp I guess? and just a few days ago I kept having what might've been a mental shift? I'm not sure, I had must stronger urges to do quads (which I already do), but I also wanted to move my stuff on my bed around to make a comfortable nest, similar to what my dog does, and to bite and shake my pillow

Not to mention when I get my (phantom shifts?) I get very unsettled by the fact that I feel these things, they should be there, and it makes me upset when they aren't,but then when I put on my canine mask (mask maker) and/or tail a friend gave me, it feels more me in a sense and it relieves some of that unsettled feeling.

I'm not sure if this is all in my head or if I'm a therian or some other alterhuman label, but I figured this might be a good place to start figuring that out.

Last night I felt deeply uncomfortable with myself. Quadrobics and wearing my mask and feeling the canine snout, which usually helps, only helped a little, I couldn't bring myself to do anything that involved looking at my very human hands, I felt like I was going crazy, the tingling feeling I mentioned above was way more intense than usual, and the entire experience just caused me a lot of anxiety overall

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u/thatone_weirdperson — 19 hours ago
▲ 258 r/isthisAI

I can't really tell if this artwork at this restaurant is AI or not, it just seems confusing

The reason I'm questioning is because I just can't tell what she's eating, it's solid at the front but very liquid at the back, and the way her hand is positioned just doesn't feel very realistic to me

(Her being outside of the frame has nothing to do with it, other photos had a similar style, but this is the only one I questioned if it was AI)

u/thatone_weirdperson — 4 days ago

Does it look normal?

The left leg is the injured ankle, four weeks ago I hurt it, went to the doctor and it's a torn ligament, however I'm concerned about what seems like a curve in it, I've had sprains but never a torn ligament so I'm not sure what's normal or not, I'm still having a lot of pain with it, occasionally shooting up to my knee, again, not sure if that's normal or not for a torn ligament in my ankle after four weeks, I've taken Tylenol twice and Ibuprofen once all throughout those four weeks and neither worked

u/thatone_weirdperson — 1 month ago