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Lost in translation Aron (Interviewer): Hi, I'm Aron. Moon: I'm Moon. Aron: Okay, hi, nice to meet you. Yeah, I'd be interested to know why you came out to CSD [Christopher Street Day / Pride] today. What does it mean to you personally? Moon: Well, I'm a trans woman. That's why it's important to me. And I'm also Otherkin, actually. That's why I come here, so that all of us are represented a bit... Aron: What was the second word? Moon: I'm Otherkin. Aron: Ah, what does that mean? Moon: That means I have a non-human soul, actually. Aron: Ah, Otherkin... Moon: Otherkin. Aron: Okay, I'd be interested in that. What does that mean? Moon: Yeah, that means non-human. So that can be people with an elf soul, an orc soul... It can be anything. I'm actually on the animal side of it. Those are also called Therians, actually. Aron: Animal side of it? Moon: Yeah, Therians. For example, this is the symbol here—the Therian symbol. Aron: What is it for you personally? Can you narrow that down a bit more? Moon: Yeah, I'm actually a female wolf [she-wolf]. That's what I represent. My ears don't look like it right now—unfortunately, these are the only ones I have—but my tail, for example. What I'm wearing fits with it. And that helps me with my... a bit with my euphoria, kind of like gender euphoria. It helps me to wear my gear to feel better in my human body. Aron: Do you also hang out with other people who have non-human souls? Moon: Definitely, actually. Unfortunately, here in Leipzig there aren't that many. Aron: Your body is human, and your soul is that of a female wolf. Moon: Exactly right. When you get into physical stuff... then we're entering werewolf territory, and I don't know as much about that. Aron: Do you sometimes become more of a wolf and sometimes less, like werewolves? Moon: We have "shifts," but that's actually more like when we feel a phantom limb, for example, like a phantom tail, or feeling ears sometimes. But it's very different for everyone, of course, because there's no fixed rule for what you can feel. It's different for everyone, nevertheless, what you experience. Aron: That's exciting! Thank you for telling us a bit about it. I'd say thank you for your time, and I wish you all the best for the rest of the day. What else do you have planned today? Moon: Helping out at a booth. We're going to present group offerings—what kind of different groups we have at Rosalinde. Exactly, like the trans group or pan group—I'm involved in those too. That will be my goal, but first I have to find it! (laughs) Aron: Okay, then I won't hold you up any longer. Have a great day! Moon: You too! Bye, take care, ciao!

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In recent months, London Underground posters that have been banned have included adverts for a VPN, a hotdog and anti harassment, because the harasser wasn't white. But this poster attacking JK Rowling, which was spotted on the Victoria Line yesterday, has been allowed.