> Otherkin frame their condition in much the same way as transgender people do, and that's a very contemporary way of understanding psychology So, was transgen

> Otherkin frame their condition in much the same way as transgender people do, and that's a very contemporary way of understanding psychology So, was transgenderkin a thing 50 years ago? I guess, but at least they knew it was a joke, most of the time, when they weren't send to therapy. > The question is: would otherkin have arrived at that same interpretation, and the same dogma, without the interent That's like asking if multiplayer games would have arrived at the same popularity without the internet