Transformation
Transformation has always been one of our biggest fixations. We have always needed to shapeshift, and the ability to fulfill this need has been a core part of our innerworld since long before we started developing it.
We've discovered that our world is made of a special, shapeshifting type of matter, which is not limited by conservation of mass or by biological needs. Beyond these innate shapeshifting powers, our world is full of objects and impulses that can induce transformations if we like.
ijo-pilin | o ken ante | e sijelo onaA world without shapeshifting lacks true bodily autonomy, whether by attributable injustice or sheer metaphysical misfortune. Sentient beings should be free to determine how their own bodies look, feel, and work. We are very interested in the research by the Freedom of Form Foundation.
TF should feel good. We love imagining the euphoric sensations of each body part's transformation, as well as roleplaying fun post-TF scenarios. We tend to be upset by mental change, permanence, sadism, and bad ends. For best results, approach the theme from an aptophilic, otherkin-affirming perspective.
Some of us gravitate toward multiple default or secondary forms. These might be listed on our profiles.
We're pretty flexible in the types of TF that we enjoy and play out, but we often spring for:
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Species TF (animals, Pokémon, etc.)
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Inanimate (toys, clothes, furniture, vehicles, food, petrification…)
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Body plan shenanigans (turning feral, taur, etc.; losing and gaining body parts; modularity; multifurry; UDTF)
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TG (leaning fem or genderfucky)
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Nullification (removing features or detail from the face, hands, crotch, etc.; not just null bulges)