I don't even go into the plural community anymore, it feels so caustic. All my journaling/blogging is filtered as fuck, there are subtle references made in more public posts here and there, but that's it.
And that sucks. I remember the feeling when my friend first described plurality to me. And I was like "that's a thing! But that is what I do/have!" and I felt so good, but cautious. I was so hesitant to do anything because the flood of material I saw in my first venture in (through LP) was not what I had expected. (the thing that introduced me to plurality had been relatively naturalistic about it.) So I carefully entered the community thinking that there had to be people who were like me. And there are.
But most of them are scared to talk, or turned away, or say "No, this isn't me. I know what is going on in my head is just psychological, that these other people aren't really real" and they lose some valuable resources that are hidden in the drama and the rest of the community.
That's why I created my blogs here. But if anything the din of it all has gotten louder. I don't know if I've made a dent.
It'd be really nice if there was a way for there to be a plural community where people could call other people out on things, question, pose different explanations, whatever. But I honestly don't see that as a possibility. Because everyone is so quick to jump on one wagon or another, and if someone poses a question, it becomes harassment, or denial or, on the hand, people make a huge campaign of it. Maybe it's the nature of tumblr. I think it is the nature of the new social justice movement. The two are very intertwined. Some people like spaces like this, over flowing with affirmation. It's not for me. I think it causes more harm that good.
I don't know. I'm not ready to up and leave just yet. But I wanted to air my remarks. Others did to.