Xenospecies
noun | \ˈzē-nō-ˌspē-shēz\
1. An identity adopted by individuals who do not align themselves with any known earthly species, including humans, animals, or any biologically classified lifeforms.
2. A self-defined or metaphysical category that embraces existence outside or beyond traditional biological taxonomies, often encompassing invented or conceptual species that provide a sense of belonging or self-understanding.
3. A term that signifies ontological otherness from Earth-bound life, rejecting species-centric identity in favor of a personal or collective identity untethered by earthly evolutionary lineage.
1. An identity adopted by individuals who do not align themselves with any known earthly species, including humans, animals, or any biologically classified lifeforms.
2. A self-defined or metaphysical category that embraces existence outside or beyond traditional biological taxonomies, often encompassing invented or conceptual species that provide a sense of belonging or self-understanding.
3. A term that signifies ontological otherness from Earth-bound life, rejecting species-centric identity in favor of a personal or collective identity untethered by earthly evolutionary lineage.
“I don’t fit into any species identity on Earth, so I identify as xenospecies.”
“When people ask what species I am, I just say xenospecies — it’s easier than explaining everything.”
“When people ask what species I am, I just say xenospecies — it’s easier than explaining everything.”
Xenospecies by mauve_felspar7 August 11, 2025
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