Safe Haven for the Healing

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Collective Pronouns: she/they typically but ask first.

Collective Boundaries: Feel free to send asks but please limit DMs unless we are mutuals or you ask first!

(If it is a community issue that requires moderator intervention- we understand if DMing us is necessary!).

Social Medias: Only close mutuals can ask for this.

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All Important posts made by us or reblogged by us regarding DID will be under the #theeternalsystem

Our vents will be tagged under #eternalvent

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《About Us》

We are busy. We have chronic illnesses/disabilities. Which means we are aren't always online.

We are a polyfragmented diagnosed DID system. We don't disclose who is fronting or who our alters are on this platform.

We've been diagnosed for over 5 years and have been in therapy/treatment for about the same amount of time. If you have any questions regarding tools/resources/skills/therapy treatments/etc. -please reach out to us and we can offer guidance and support (but not medical advice or diagnosis!).

We enjoy videogames, art, and reading. Our primary interests right now are:

TADC, Markiplier, Supernatural, SuperMarket Simulator, Fallout76, and more!

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《Other Info (below)》

Place: "So...we are gonna have you here for...8 weeks. Yeah, 8 weeks."

a. We are not coming to an agreement.

b. The majority is voting no.

For those who have autoimmune conditions...

If you have seasonal allergies and also have severe responses to them...

Please, please, don't forget to take your allergy medications. Or any medications for that matter.

We forgot- and we got an upper respiratory infection from...grass mold. Because it's wet outside.

A while ago we got an ear infection from a similar situation.

So please, remember your allergy symptoms aren't going to look normal- and take your medications!

A lot of movies have done a decent or even good job at depicting insomnia. Or the effects of it. How bad it can get being exhausted.

And, even though media representation is limited- narcolepsy has very very similar effects to that of chronic insomnia.

You can sleep for 12 hours. 18 hours. Sleep multiple hours broken up throughout the day. Sleep most of the day. Take multiple naps and still get rest at night, or maybe no rest at night.

Narcolepsy doesn't give you predictability.

And it sure as hell doesn't make the sleep you do get worth while.

Between the restless legs, nightmares, hallucinations, waking in the middle of the night, etc. Narcolepsy makes sure that your sleep is as shitty as can be.

And then forces you to make up for it during the day, against your will.

It's like experiencing a lifetime of insomnia- because to be completely honest- sleeping doesn't help.

Sleeping doesn't help.

And you stop feeling like a person. You stop feeling connected to the world. The exhaustion consumes you until all you hear is static.

And the medications just prop up your body like a limp puppet, helping it along to complete it's tasks. But no one realizes that you've checked out mentally.

That you're not really there.

Muffled by our own suffocating