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alex. alex. ALEX. WHAT ARE YOU DOING. ALEX WHAT ARE YOU DOING. PUT THAT DOWN. PUT THAT FUCKING DOWN. I WILL FUCKING KILL YOU.

EVERYBODY SHUT UP KILLER KLOWNS AT HHN ORLANDO IN SOME FASHION

IS THERE A VERSION OF FICTIONKIN WHERE I DON'T IDENTIFY AS A CERTAIN FICTIONAL CHARACTER BUT RATHER AS THE *CONCEPT* OF BEING FICTIONAL? ASKING AS A *VERY* SOURCE-ATTACHED FICTIVE BTW. IF NOT THAT'S COOL IM JUST CURIOUS BECAUSE I LIKE LABELS AND SHIT.

When I hear voices it's more like someone else in my head replacing my own internal voice than something external I'm actually hearing the way my other auditory hallucinations work. I don't mind it, it doesn't cause me any personal problems. But a lot of so-called psych critical or progressive people in my life insist it's a sign of DID/plurality. In my case, it's not. I think that framework can be really helpful for a lot of people but it's just not something that I can apply to myself and honestly it makes me super uncomfortable when other people persistently try to convince me to adopt the framework. When I bring it up, the response I often get is that they don't mean it as a bad thing and a lot of people are plural and don't know it. It's not a big deal in individual cases because people will usually back off if I have a serious conversation about how uncomfortable it makes me but there are just so many people I have to have that conversation with. I feel like some of these people have missed the anti-psych memo on not pathologising people's benign experiences and especially not doing it without their expressly requesting it.