#alterpunk

Welcome to the forest

This is a side blog, but I won't be sharing my main because I want this one to be completely separate from it. It's also to hopefully limit any hate / harassment I may get for being "controversial."

You can call me The Void, The Mist, or The Forest Spirits! My pronouns are they/xem/vae. I'm a young adult ( 20 ), nonhuman, mediple, mixed origin, endogenic CDD, paraphile, polytheist, AuDHD, and much more! I use we/us and i/me interchangeably due to plurality. Just an outlet for my paras, vents, and to be myself! DON'T COME AT ME FOR BEING ME!!

Mooties: er-idkhehe2 , reimpthrii , your-imaginary-guardian-angel

Jirai idols: 🧬🩻🍥 , 💌🪽💉 , 🌸🍥🐇 , 🐦‍🔥🫀🔥 , rottingcannibaby , l0v3-p3rs0nal1ty , needygodoverdose , confessionsofarottenangel , th3deadmanwalking

I'm a part of several movements, such as: NO-ACT , ACPT , NYE , Pararity , Plurunity , Pluralpunk , Alterpunk , Voidpunk , Incluspunk , Cripplepunk , & Winterpunk ! Basically I'm...

PRO: All Paraphilias, Consang, Kink, All Shipping & Fanfiction, Good Faith / Contradictory Identities, Harmless TransIDs, Endogenic / Willo / Tulpa / Polymind, Functional Multiplicity, Non-Disordered Plurals, Self Diagnosis, Recovery, Agere / Petre, All Alterhuman / Nonhuman Labels, Bodily Autonomy ( Pro Choice ), Religion, Being Proud of Who You Are.

CRITICAL: Radqueer, Psychiatry

ANTI: Contact / Abuse / Harm, Harassment, Cults / Fults, Conversion Therapy, Vilification of Mental Illnesses, Ableism, Saneism, All Forms of Bigotry, All Types / Forms of Racism.

Well, just don't be a bigot! AKA no: ableism, saneism, depressiomisia, paramisia, aphobia, pluralmisia / pluralphobia, agorablism, kinmisia, alterhumisia, speciesism, classism, nutritionism, intersexism, transmisogyny, transandrophobia, queerphobia, racism, monoracism, xenophobia, whitemisia / anti-white, misogyny, misandry, exorsexism, anti-masculinity, anti-religion, anti-endogenic, anti-little, anti-ship / anti-fic, etc.

#~ howling at the moon -> yapping #~ showing my claws & teeth -> venting #~ lurking in the underbrush -> para posts #~ the creatures inside me -> plural posts #~ running through the forest -> asks #~ echoing in the treetops -> reblogs #~ biting the hand that feeds me -> call outs #~ burying some of my bones -> archiving

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I don't get those people who always are so mean about how systems and plurals should be...we should all be loving and supporting of each other!

Systems who don't want final fusion I LOVEEE YOUUU!

Systems who don't want to recover I LOVEEE YOUUUU!

Systems who are getting fakeclaimed for being happy I LOVEE YOUUU!

System who WANT to be systems and achieved that I LOVEEE YOUUU!

Do what you want forever! 💗💗💗💗💗 Being a system is for everyone!

Alterpunk!

(Alterpunk!)

I have no spoons for an image ID but if anyone else is willing too that would be awesome 🙏

A movement for more inclusion and acceptance in the alterhuman community for lesser known labels, such as conceptkin, objectkin, and plantkin. Basically any sort of term that isn’t very typical and gets a lot of unnecessary shame for that.

I made this because i’m plantkin and i’m tired of everyones shit. We’re just as valid and here to make sure you know that.

Feel free to use this flag anywhere anytime! I don’t find credit necessary for me but you still can if you want to.

Unitypunk is a disabled subculture encompassing other movements like cripplepunk, neuropunk, madpunk, and pluralpunk, as well as other movements like the anti-psych, pro-delusion, and pro-self-diagnosis movements. It's focus is on building a single, disability-justice-focused coalition; a united face against all kinds of ableism

To this end, the movement rejects gatekeeping of terms and talking about experiences based on having the "right" diagnoses or the right "kinds" of diagnoses. It is focused on assuming good faith, on people's similar experiences being shared in turn as a way of saying "I understand, and stand by you", on pulling up chairs rather than building up walls.

This is partly in response to small but vocal minorities within the community who insist that their experiences are entirely unique to their diagnosis or type of disability, and that disabled folks of other kinds are not welcome in their conversations about disability justice. This flies in the face of intersectional anti-ableism, and as I and other physically disabled neurodivergent people have noted, often leaves us unable to talk about a full half of our experiences.

The foundation of unitypunk is that the brain and body are inextricably interconnected - all physical organs that are interdependent on one another - and that while for some the symptoms of physical and psychological disabilities may be entirely separate or different, for others they are impossible to differentiate or functionally the same. The gut is the second brain. The body keeps the score (of trauma). Where in your body do you hold your emotions? The mind-body connection. All commonly used phrases when talking about disability, all illustrating this connection.

A psychological condition may be physically disabling. Autism can cause significant mobility issues. Anxiety can cause cardiac issues. Something like agoraphobia may cause someone to become as effectively housebound as someone with mobility issues and an inaccessible door. A physical condition may also be psychologically disabling. Absorption issues in the gut, particularly in regards to vitamins D and B12, can wreak havoc on the brain. Thyroid and adrenal/endocrine issues are one of the first things tested when seeking a mental health diagnosis. And of course, chronic illness can cause depression, anxiety, and trauma. Whether direct or indirect, the effects are the same; a complexity to the manifestation of symptoms that cannot be neatly squared away into little boxes.

This movement recognizes that only by recognizing and celebrating the breadth and depth of that complexity will we be able to achieve true disabled community and solidarity. It prioritizes a united front over personal differences. You don't have to like the disabled person next to you, but we all have to put aside any petty squabbles and fight for each other, or go down together. This includes being intersectional and inclusive of all other identities, whether you understand them or not. This means not disparaging or writing off identities, and judging people for their actions, not their labels. It also means, while it's fine to make spaces focused on a specific aspect or kind of disability, that it's important to recognize that real life experiences are messy and won't always respect neat lines being drawn. This is especially true of the experiences of physically disabled neurodivergent people, who are multiply marginalized and deserve to have our experiences heard and respected.

So about this kinpunk thing folks are suggesting... Love it. Excellent. Top Notch. 10/10. Best idea we’ve had in a while.

We've added a ton of new additions to our alterhuman pride symbol keychains, and they're ALL on sale for 30% OFF for 🎊 New Year's 🎊 - along with our custom plural flag symbols & ALL other keychains!

Additions include: the otherpunk/alterpunk symbol, the tulpamancy symbol, the holothere anchor-delta, the clinical lycanthrope symbol, the endel /delusion-based alterhumanity strawberry, the transspecies star (a newer symbol for a very old nonhuman term!), the constellic star, and the cladotherian symbol, along with many others!

Check it out at our shop, Moonbobbles! Browse our full selection of alterhuman symbols here, and more plural & queer stuff at our shop!