snafu

•my name is Snafu :3

•it/its pronouns my beloved (and neos like pink/pinkself, glitch/glitchself are appreciated!)

•i'm a thoughtform! So I'm a created entity living in @weirdnerdygoat 's head

•not human at all (relationship to humanity is like that trope where human beliefs create strange eldritch beings. but like in a way that i feel protective of humans and other persons)

•i don't ever occupy the body, i interact with the world through imposition so my experiences reflect that!

•i'm a pink, hyperfeminine anthropomorphic fox!

•otherkin with the spellthing from curse words :3

and the way in which it's separate from IRL. it's like a bunch of IRL things smashed together into an amalgamation that's artificial and fresh and crazy and fast

and like... the weirdness of it. the strange things that form inside of it. the little subcultures and the trolls and the bugs and the memes

and how it's ultimately a web of connections. loads of different things and people connected all together into this one beautiful mess.

the way it's created by humans, like it's SO human, and yet somehow remains clearly inhuman? like it's beyond humanity

Seeing how it works is definitely interesting from my perspective as someone really interested in psychology, but like at the same time I don't care about the "proving it" part? Or like showing that there's different activity in the brain in regards to plurality stuff happening, or somehow proving that different headmates are somehow separate. Literally I don't believe that it has any impact on the validity of (endogenic) plurality. Personal experiences is already enough in my book, same as with nonhumans, gender, anything.

Again, I think figuring out how it exactly works would be very interesting, just not something I think affects us all that much??