#32557038

During World War 2 in America the enlisted troops serial number started with 12 and the drafted troops started with 32

Bucky's serial number is 32557038 (yes I do know that off by heart)

His number starts with 32...

32.

Our boy was drafted, he didn't enlist and juding by the year he was probably drafted due to the Service and Enlistment Act

But did not choose to go to war, he was forced.

Just let that sink in

Because I cannot get over the fact that James Barnes never wanted to go to war, and Steve Rogers desperately wanted to be fit enough to enlist had swapped places

That parallel is insane

reblogged / posted by me

reblogged / posted by others in our system

by morgan

the world / places

russia

russian

steve

natalia

wanda

aesthetics & moodboards (inconsistently tagged)

art (inconsistently tagged)

videos (inconsistently tagged)

pre-world war two

marvel comics

judaism

who are you?

name: bucky, james if you want to be really formal

age: is weird? i’m older than 21 (as is the body)

pronouns: he/him, it/its, ȝe/ȝim/ȝer/ȝers/ȝimself*

i’m a fictive of bucky barnes from the mcu (though with some 616 comic vibes). i'm (re-)learning russian & i like green tea. dogs are Good.

i’m always up to chat to other marvel fictives or kin, esp if you’re steve, nat, sam, etc., other buckys are ok too! absolutely not looking for any pierce/rumlow/hydra bastards though, fuck off

we also have a nat in our system, @nrxmanxva

what’s exotrauma?

here’s a post about it (tw for suicide, syscourse & abuse mentions). basically, trauma that didn’t happen to the body. in psych language, pseudomemories / nonrealisations / internal narratives.

what’s a fictive? what’s a system? what’s “kin”?

ok so. system = a group of people sharing a body. in psych lingo this is Dissociative Identity Disorder or Other Specified Dissociative Disorder Type 1, but we believe systems can exist outside of DID/OSDD. the state of being a system is often called ‘multiplicity’, & you can read more about it here.

a fictive is a person in a system who’s based off a fictional character (psych lingo = fictional introject).

otherkin is when a person believes that they are, in some non-physical way, other-than-human. relevant in this case are fictionkin, whose other-than-human identity is a fictional character. not the same as being a fictive (think of it this way - a fictive’s base identity is the character. a fictionkin has a base identity that isn’t the character (you have your identity, and another, fictional one on top of that). there’s some definitions here.

credit things

icon by @perfectopposite

header by @mentallykrill

bio quote from the rifle’s spiral by the shins

how do you use your neopronouns?

ȝe went to the shop.

i brought a jacket for ȝim.

that’s ȝer book.

this coat is ȝers.

ȝe is proud of ȝimself.