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copinglink questions (not sure what threat to put it in)
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RE: copinglink questions (not sure what threat to put it in)

(2023-03-31 12:47)DustWolf Wrote:  As @BearX would say... Some people struggle with their therianthropy. If therianthropy was a coping mechanism, they'd need a coping mechanism for their coping mechanism.


I agree with this completely, therianthropy is not a positive thing for some people like me.

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2023-04-01 17:45
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RE: copinglink questions (not sure what threat to put it in)
I'm a copinglink and I basically clink with characters that I have a special spot in my heart just for them because they share the same trauma or stress that I go through or they are just like me in a way.

Basically a copinglink is a coping mechanism that helps me very much with life
"May my heart run free"

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