is it fictomisia if, when you tell someone about your fictional identity, they look up the character and say "mm, well, that's weird. he isn't very similar to you at all." as if i (as an interfictive) could *choose* who i was?? also, ouch, "we" actually are quite similar in many ways (almost like i'm the same person, just with different life experiences), but i don't know if that counts either.
also their tone sounded to me like they didn't really believe me and just humored me, but i do think that if they knew i was actually a member of a system they would treat me as more valid than if i was just fictionkin. this is just a vibe to be fair but i don't like that i have this fear at all.
anyway, thank you for running this blog! i don't really know what happened with the other blog (i think i can guess but the other blog has been deleted so i can't really check for sure) but i appreciate someone who vocally understands how serious exotrauma can be! so sorry about the anon hate, you don't deserve it <3 i would say this all off anon but we're (well mostly) closeted about being plural on main, so here's some extra hearts to compensate!! β₯οΈβ₯οΈβ₯οΈβ₯οΈβ₯οΈβ₯οΈ
I'm so sorry for the late reply, anon. And so happy that this blog is of value to you and others!
I haven't been keeping up with things, checked and apparently the other blog is indeed gone...
Good luck to you in all things regarding your plurality, and in all things regarding your fictional identity. What you have described is absolutely fictomisia. Our identities are ours, not anyone else's to judge, no matter what.
This general topic is actually something I think a lot about, and would like to post more on. Right now I unfortunately do not have a lot of spoons.
I'm sorry you have experienced, or are continuing to experience this. I hope you have/find acceptance.
Thank you for your ask and all the kind words!!