#actuallyendogenic

We openly switch in front of you

We don't keep our differences hidden and covert

We don't keep all the internal commentary to ourselves

Varyn sings around you

And you're especially a true friend if:

Doc fronts around you and uses his natural accent

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I feel like the funniest person on earth

Your crystal order is under the cut!

You cannot be punk and an exclusionist. You cannot be punk and be against self-determination :)

That's just my two-cents though lol

Okay, let's tackle this then, shall we?

A delusion is defined as a belief that is held in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Usually delusions aren't amenable to change, are held with a degree of near certainty and can come with negative psychological effects.

Being plural without trauma, endogenic, or being plural in ways outside of the common medical model is not a sign of delusions. Delusions often involve physically observable or falsifiable phenomena; this is why someone may be deemed delusional if they claim something like "I flew to the sun" but would not be seen as delusional if they reported feeling different from other people.

Delusions that involve plurality usually defy the laws of physics, then, and do not make reference to lack of trauma. For example, hearing physical, mortal, incarnated people talking to you mentally might be considered a delusion (as it's possible to prove or disprove telepathy) and thinking literal physical people exist within you (p. 190) may be seen as delusional (since multiple skeletons can't appear and disappear from a single body). You cannot objectively prove or disprove that someone has multiple identities in their head without trauma, as we cannot verify or falsify what's going on inside someone's head.