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[edit] Comments, Questions, Concerns

Members wishing to ask questions, or leave comments/concerns and the like may message me or post here. Aledacia^Talk 07:42, 11 November 2008 (UTC)

I still find it amazing the number of angelics who have let their "positions" go for one reason or another. I've even had different gods try to get me to serve under them. But I have always, in the past helped angelics rise from whatever fall they experience. An image I'd like to share of one who was sent to fight, but ended up changing sides.

I love reading about others. I should get into mine here, eventually. Thank you. Ristandi 14:03, 23 November 2008 (UTC)

You probably don't realize that this wiki is marked as fluff by every major otherkin forum, right? I mean, before other people started editing it it was laughable stereotypes at best. I do realize that not everyone shares my beliefs, but all of one forum...yours...shares your beliefs. I delete total bullshit. If you can't deal with that, keep on leaving childish messages when you edit things.

Making *my* edits insulting? You're the one editing things while posting childish remarks, not me. You seem to not realize your own hypocrisy here. You somehow assume you're right just as you've accused me. What you believe is what you believe, it isn't fact. Hell, the whole otherkin phenomenon may just be a whole community of people sharing the same mental illness. It's far from fact. It is simply personal belief. Saying dragons are "shapeshifting mages," that celestial and angel-kin are uncommon and have powerful abilities is, quite frankly, fluffy crap that would get you ridiculed and banned in the community at large. A wiki is meant to be informative, not flufftastic, for EVERYONE, not your key forum audience.

By the way, you're human now, so you should probably not refer to non-kin as "those humans". If you want to live in denial or believing you're somehow fabulous to offset feelings of inadequacy in your life I suggest you seek counseling and a DNA test. Oh, and I know quite a bit about my own kind. I also belong to a ton of forums thus reading about the experiences of others. You seem to stick to the familiar and people who go along with your fluff.