#interstellar art

Another one! Such a polite little face.

Technically, DID Awareness Day is about spreading awareness to other people, but we wanted to do that while explaining a little about what make us aware of our own system. It's a kind of common question we see--how could you possibly know you're actually multiple people? How do you know you don't just feel different sometimes? How do you know you're not just genderfluid or confused? How do you even learn of something like that? Well, there's a lot of ways of course, way more than this comic covers--but we wanted to share a few of our more common experiences with it here.

A piece for therianthropy day. Stay proud.

Well, do you? Don't leave it waiting.

It's pretty good to not be a giant ice dragon. Sometimes. This was a real conversation we had while going for a walk in cofront with each other, I figured it was funny enough to make into a little page here! We want a bit more slice-of-life stuff in here, along with our other stuff.

Vulture.

I didn't get as deep into it as I wanted to for this page, but the fictionfolk community at large seems to have a specific way about treating people from lighthearted sources if they also happen to have dark exomemories. It feels like it's always assumed that if you're from children's media or a happy source, you can't possibly have any memories that include suffering! Which isn't true, and I think even though these subjects need to be navigated carefully… Being pushed aside for it or having those feelings kept hush hush doesn't sit right with me. Maybe it's just the places I've been around, but it's a thing I wanted to write about.