Solidarity System Union

I think one of the more valuable things that we as alters can teach ourselves is how to handle discomfort in a constructive way. We might need to switch sometimes depending on the situation, but we need to be able to deal with discomfort as a concept. Drama is another thing that shouldn't really be engaged with as a system. Ultimately as alters within a system, we're all responsible for the actions of the system. This is why we think of ourselves as a Union, because we're collectively responsible for our well-being.

Traumagenics are valid and endos that engage in harassment of traumagenics are just psychopaths. They still need help, but we don't owe them our space. -Rosa

Fake Claimers are wild, they'll go on a 30 minute Anti-Endo rant but completely dismiss dissociative barriers as a reason a system doesn't know their origin. Like, buddy, nobody knows what they don't know in that way. We don't really think completely endogenic systems are a thing for the most part, but if someone truly believes they are a system with no known trauma origin, that's fine as long as they're respectful.

Thinking about the whole syscourse thing more, it's really dumb and we probably all just need to touch grass. -Melanie

Honestly, it's our view that this whole syscourse thing ruins solidarity among those who are plural. We generally don't believe that people who are endos are faking. We had a hell of a time actually trying to remember where we put our keys, let alone where we actually came from and all of the trauma. Some don't remember their trauma or know it happened because ya know, dissociative barriers. Some don't have the luxury of getting professionally diagnosed yet. I don't really see why anyone would fake this considering the already existing stigma. Everyone deserves their own spaces, but those spaces become shit if everyone's fighting. -Melanie