Just Figuring Some Things Out

i need (abruptly stops talking & stares at some random fixed point with a vacant expression)

The authors thinly veiled dissociative disorder

anyways i love systems and i believe you and you are never under any kind of obligation to provide trauma credentials, whether you have them or not, in order to justify your existence to others

@funnier-as-a-system

I went to art school and had a friend/classmate with DID. For their final project they made a sculptural representation of their mindscape (which was depicted as a mansion where their alters lived) and one of their alters fronted halfway through building it, got paranoid about having her information shared with the class, and threw it out a window.

all my alters become walters when i pitch the baseball of success

this one goes out to all my plural homies..... i love you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you and you and y

there seems to be just a huge niche of people online that really need/would greatly benefit from the framework of plurality but are afraid to claim it. which i understand because me too i doubt it for myself a lot. but i think there are a lot of us who don't really meet the criteria for DID or OSDD yet would still benefit from viewing ourselves as actually multiple selves. and perhaps a substantial number of us will later find out they meet the criteria for a diagnosis about it but i think we need to be less caught up on "do i meet this criteria" and instead focus on "what will be helpful to me". which may include resources for people with DID/OSDD, or may not.