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ALL FICTIVES ARE VALID.

ALL FICTIVES ARE WONDERFUL.

ALL FICTIVES ARE DOING THEIR BEST AND SHOULD HAVE JUST AS MUCH SUPPORT AS ANY OTHER SYSTEM MEMBER.

Plural Pride Flag

Ok, I know there’s tons of plural pride flags out there already - but none of them suit our personal tastes so figured we might as well give it a go! 

*** Free to use without credit, including for commercial use ***

This is an inclusive, general pride flag for all those who consider themselves plural, part of a system, have DID / OSDD, etc. 

Along with all the color meanings, the white heartbeat line represents the experience of sharing a body. 

[Image ID: Four different variations on the plural pride flag. Each has the same colors - indigo, blue, aqua, yellow-green, orange, red, and brown. There are different arrangements, the first two having these colors as vertical stripes, and the second two having them as horizontal stripes. The first flag has a white heartbeat line across it. The final image has the color meanings listed, which are as follows. 

Brown - Systems and Plurals of Color

Red - Self Love and Love Within Systems

Orange - Healing and Recovery

Yellow-green - Unity of Systems and Plurals

Aqua - Acceptance of all Origins

Blue - Healthy Multiplicity 

Indigo - Courage and Perseverance. End image ID].

More variations below the cut!

All introjects are valid.

Whether you're a fictive, factive, fuzztive, or otherwise.

You are not just your source. You are so much more than that.

Fictives aren't "just fictional characters." Fictives are real. They are people.

Factives aren't "stealing anyone's identity." They're just as valid as any other alter.

Treat all introjects like real people, because they are. I'm not "a fictional character." I'm real and have feelings, like anyone else.

Shout out to fictives who like writing about themselves!

Shout out to fictives who like reading about themselves!

Show out to fictives who like roleplaying themselves!

Shout out to fictives who like looking at fanart of themselves!

Hey, I promise you don't owe detaching from your source to anyone!

We found that when we were hiding, our only way of expressing ourselves was through our source characters! And it was great and fun! Hidden behind those who were most similar to us. Fiction really helped with seeing our sources again. Writing about yourself or playing a role doesn't mean your faking, it's no different from singlets using themselves in fiction.

It's okay if you're different from your fact-type, source, counterpart, or this universe's version of you (be it their personality, appearance, interests, views, nationality, ethnicity, gender, orientation, or anything else).

It's alright if your fact-type is an extroverted casanova and you're an introverted romance-repulsed aromantic.

You're not cringy for loving a video game your fact-type has proclaimed to hate.

You're not faking if your fact-type loves dogs but you're triggered by them. Or any other combination.

You're not less of your fact-type for being true to yourself.

It's okay if you're different from what the world sees you. Everyone is different, and should have a space to be unique, including factives.

I understand, though, that sometimes doubt will creep up on you, and people who disrespect factives might fake-claim you. But remember:

“Oh hey! Content from my source material.”

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“Why does everyone ship me with (source character)? Do they assume I’m with them?? I’m not. I don’t like this. This upsets me. GREATLY”