Wolf Theory/animal knowladge theory

@FogLikesFeathers14
I definitely do agree with this a bit. I think that growing up around a cat/s as my biggest companion certainly influenced my therianthropy a lot. And while I don't think it explains my spiritual therianthropy, it's what I use to explain my psychological therianthropy for my housecat(I believe) Theriotype. I can also see this for my bird theriotype as I loved bird watching as a kid and still do. I can recall looking to feathered friends in times of despair and just as a way to decompress.

I feel like I'm rambling so I'll stop. In short I agree.

This is an idea I tried to get at with a previous thread of mine, but you said it in a much more clear and eloquent way. It's also something I've been thinking about myself a lot as I once again question my identity/theriotype.
After reading through this thread though, I have to wonder how much your specific theriotype even matters? I personally gain euphoria from anything that makes me feel less human. Does it matter if I identify more as a dog or a cat or a horse or anything else?

That is a fair question @skippi
I think it just provides a comfort knowing exactly what we are. Humans putting labels to things gives them structure within our current reasoning. I don't think that the intensity of either one matters as much as simply knowing which one it is and why it exists. Yet this is from my perspective, everyone yet has a different perspective on different things.

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