#radnormals

I've said this before, but it apparently needs repeated again for @vinavi888

I would ignore your little hate group if it wasn't for the stance on endogenic systems. I would leave it up to the radqueer community to deal with you people how they decide.

Unfortunately, you all have chosen bigotry against me and systems like mine, and now you have to be made to pay for it.

Should be careful what you ask for...

Guess radnormals are just as cowardly as any other sysmed.

Come on...

I'm waiting...

See, I have no problem naming medical professionals who have either acknowledged the existence of plurality outside of dissociative disorders or at least acknowledged it as a possibility that would warrant further research. Eric Yarbrough, Colin Ross, Samuel Veissier, Michael Lifshitz, Richard Kluft, Ellert Nijenhuis.

These are just names off the top of my head.

So it shouldn't be hard for you to be able to cite a single doctor who has said that you need trauma and a dissociative disorder to be plural. One doctor somewhere who has definitively said that the experience of being multiple in one body is something that only exists in dissociative disorders.

But of course, you aren't going to be able to do that are you?

I've been doing this for 4 years now and in all this time, no sysmed has actually been able to provide a source to back up this position.

The truth is that the belief the plurality is exclusive to mental disorders and trauma isn't based in science. It is not backed up by any medical professionals. If it was, sysmeds would have been able to find them by now.

Even antivaxxers have disgraced doctors they can rely on for citations. But sysmeds don't even have that.

No. You're all just saying bigoted stuff and are somehow chronically incapable of hearing how bigoted the things you say are.

Like, this is still someone with a doctorate in psychiatry. He still studied psychiatry FOR YEARS to be able to pass.

Becoming a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association requires years more of work in the field.

Imagine for a moment doing all of that, everything you achieved. And then you write a book for the American Psychiatric Association with its lengthy and arduous peer and editorial review process. The foreward in your book is written by another doctor with extensive experience in the field who read it and describes your book as a watershed moment.

The American Psychiatric Association puts their seal of approval on the book and publishes it.