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Hello hello hello! My name is Rowan or Pleo. I'm a traumagenic DID system called The Orchard System. I've seen a post or two referencing polymind people and I would love to learn more!!

In your own words, what does polymind mean?

How is polymind different from a system?

How is polymind different from egostates?

Do your minds have names or do you just call them "the mom," "the worker," "the lover," and that sorta stuff like is referenced on the carrd?

Was your polymind existence voluntary or involuntary?

Why are you polymind if it was voluntary, or what is your understanding/theory on why you're polymind if it's involuntary?

Is it a positive, negative, or neutral experience?

How did you learn about being polymind?

What is your opinion on systems (both traumagenic and endogenic)?

How do you express this identity in your day to day life?

Anything else ya wanna say?

Today was exhibition day. I spent hours playing around with layouts and tried different fixings. I was originally going to use pins to attach the paper pieces to the wall and then clips to hang the canas'.

whilst in this process I decided that I would use Velcro to attach the work as this wouldn't damage the work by applying holes.

I also realised that the piece where Hitlers face is covered by a rose is on a slightly different shade of white paper than the other two images I was going to use. I therefore decided that I would only use the rose image. This decision was a harsh compromise as I love all 3 images.

I then played around with the layout of the canvas'. I finally decided on an L shape that complimented the A3 piece.

Today I was invigilating the Jo Clemens exhibition at Bankley Studios. It gave me a chance to view the space and look around to see where I wanted my work to go!

Jo's work:

It was great that I had the opportunity to do this despite only the one visitor! Later on in the day Sam came down with peoples exhibition pieces and we began to play around with different layouts. During this we got told we had to consider eye level of the work. Setting up this exhibition will be hard work!