systematic change

We are a dissociative disordered refugee system currently living in Germany.

English is NOT our first language, please be respectful towards us.

Highly dissociative, unstable, BPD and DPD havers, probably schizospec.

We struggle with depression and this blog is our try to DO SOMETHING.

Something about our life. To become something. To give this world something. So we know it would be terrible at first. But we need to start with something.

We block freely and mostly bigots (including ruzzians, because they are terrorists and bigots).

Other socials: Wafrn

Current fandoms we adore: To Eat a God, Ultrakill, Seildirectory.

Headcount: 30+

Sysmates: >[⚜️], >[🌐], >[⚠️], >[🌀], >[💾], >[🎙️] >[☁️], >[🤍], >[🕳️], >[❄️], >[☔], >[🍋]

📁 Tag system:

</> systematic change — our creativity about our system <3

</> systematic art — our creativity in many forms;

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</> systematic entry — posts about our plurality;

</> systematic log — posts about linux and everything related to IT;

</> systematic deutsch — posts about Germany or in German language;

</> systematic noise — unrelated to the posts above;

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</> systematic reblogs — favorite reblogs;

</> systematic data hoarding — collecting flags, terms etc;

</> systematic archiving — useful information;

</> systematic input — (non)anons, asks.

Claimed anons: none yet.

Nonanons: frizsil, sspiralss-system-storage, blooming-marylii

It's very strange that this works, because not only do we not fully consciously keep remembering English, but we are actively remembering German.

Regarding verbs: In fact, this is the most difficult way to remember it, so on the back we write an example sentence not only in our native language, but also in German, so that we can see it in context.

Of course, this approach is not enough by itself, we need to actively use the new words we have learned, read literature, or write something.

But it's just works with us.

That's why I'm quite proud of my system. They've always had problems learning languages and new words, and inventing this approach speeds up learning and integrating into society. Which is pretty awesome.