#multiplication tables

The first Multiplication Table I made.

This brings me right back to Elementary school. I can remember trying to memorize these multiplication tables and what a pain they were. Feels nostalgic now though.

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(I stole this. From the Internet. I am a stealer. Actually, idk who originally wrote this, but I had to do DEEP, like, 3rd-page-of-Google investigation to find the whole thing. And I probably won’t even get past day two! So copypasta this to your rogueish hearts’ content (she said to no-one reading this, nowhere).) Day One: Describe your system. What kind of system, how big, anything you feel is a good introduction. Day Two: Who knows about your system? Who do you want to know? What do you feel like it’s like coming out as multiple? Day Three: What are your thoughts on integration? Do you wish to integrate? Day Four: Are you or any of the others in a relationship in or out of the system? How does dating work for you if you do it? Day Five: How often do you switch? How often do you lose time? Talk a little about what dissociation is like for you. Day Six: How do you feel about talking about the trauma which created your condition? Do you like to write about it privately or publicly? Why? Day Seven: How many parts do you know of in the system? How many know about each other? Day Eight: How did you first discover you were plural? Was it before, after, or during diagnosis? Day Nine: What level of co-consciousness do you have? How do you feel your communication skills are within the system? How do you want to grow in those skills? Day Ten: Have you ever done a system map? How extensively have you mapped your system? Day Eleven: How much control do you have over switches? Do you know of any specific things which cause specific alters to front? Day Twelve: What’s the worst thing you’ve woken up to finding out your alter’s done? What’s the best? Day Thirteen: Has anyone ever noticed you were multiple before you told them? Do animals seem to know the difference in your switches? Day Fourteen: To whoever’s fronting; what’s your favorite item to have around when fronting? Is it yours or do you share with other alters in the system? Day Fifteen: What song(s) do you relate to your DID? Day Sixteen: Where, as a system, is the safest place for you? Why? Day Seventeen: Who’s an alter you’re interested in knowing more about or befriending? Which alter do you know best? Day Eighteen: What’s your least favorite misconception or common misinformed fact spread abut Dissociative Identity Disorder? Day Nineteen: Have you ever met another multiple offline? Tell us about it. Day Twenty: Do you have a favorite book or TV show about or including DID? Day Twenty-One: Tell us about your persecutor(s), protector(s), and gatekeeper(s). Day Twenty-Two: Tell us about your littles. Day Twenty-Three: Do you have an inner world? If so, who can access it? What’s it like? Day Twenty-Four: Have you ever dealt with denial? What helps you work through it? Day Twenty-Five: When did you first hear about Dissociative Identity Disorder? Was it before or after you discovered your plurality? In what context did you hear about it? Day Twenty-Six: What aspect of DID do you find most challenging in daily life? Day Twenty-Seven: What do you think the biggest differences between living as a singlet and living as a person with DID are? Day Twenty-Eight: Share a memory of one of a different alter fronting which you’ve either been told about by them or by another friend. Day Twenty-Nine: How do your alters like to express themselves on a daily basis? Day Thirty: What’s one last thing you feel should be written about after answering all of that? Talk about whatever you want.

Another 100x100 Multiplication Table. It has the same subdivision pattern as the original one.

The first digital Multiplication Table. Preserving the spacing from the second Multiplication Table and adding gradients and rounded corners.