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Colorblindness affects about 8% of men and 0.5% of women around the world, with red-green colorblindness being the most common. Around ~13 million people in USAmerica are colorblind.

We were trying to explain to some friends earlier that saying "this person is in front" and "this person is co-conscious" isn't always the most useful phrasing for us because either of those terms can mean a lot of different things. We have our own words that we like to use to describe where folks can be in relation to our awareness.

How to identify, and then deal with, your emotions

Emotional regulation skills

Conflict resolution skills

Creating and enforcing boundaries

Dialectical Behavioural Therapy skills

Emotional intelligence ideals to aim for

Axes of self-care/wellbeing

Self-care self-evaluation (find out where you’re starting)

How to make a self-care checklist

How to start a self-care habit

Reparenting resources

Crash Course Psychology

KhanAcademy: Understanding the Self and Society (some units more relevant than others)

Emotional education activities for children and teens

chrysalis

a sysmate who helps others in their collective individualize and, crucially, to feel good about their individual identities.

this can include assisting in self-discovery in any way, teaching self-acceptance, providing advice and/or company through transformations of identity, and whatever else falls under "individualization" and self-love for your system! we consider it a role but there is no real wrong way to use this.

PLURALCORD;

A Discord server intended for any and all systems & multiples aged 16+!

Do you find your identity to be unstable and fragmented? Do the voices in your head have their own opinions? Do you find solace in the palace of your mind? Is your head busy and full of foot traffic? Do you often feel out of place, or like nobody understands the inner workings of your brain?

If you said "yes" to one or all of these questions, then PLURALCORD might be the place for you!

(Note: Submissions may be open indefinitely, but anyone who wants to be included in the first printing should submit by October 25 2025.)

I’m Riley of a Body et al., a plural collective best known for our online work on plural education and our original zines. I’m working on a project compiling obituaries for members of plural collectives or adjacent beings (alters, soulbonds, dæmons, etc.) who are dead, dormant, integrated, or otherwise gone for the foreseeable future and mourned.

This is an intentionally broad prompt; the only requirements are that obituaries be for someone gone in a way comparable to death (whatever that means to you&), and that they must be individual entities without their own bodies (a system’s collective body dying would not be included).

Disenfranchised grief is a near universal experience among plurals who have lost headmates. Being denied the right to acknowledge losses as death (or comparable to it) or to publicly mourn is a deeply damaging experience. I would like to make a public record of our grief, and in a format historically restricted to the physical deaths of people with their own bodies; obituaries and elegies.

Submission information:

A Google Doc with these details is also available.

it's an accessibility tool i made for myself because i needed it, which basically lets you focus on one sentence at a time as you read large blocks of texts (books, articles, etc.). it offers different highlight styles, some of which use gradients to help guide your eyes from the start of the sentence until the end. you can move forward and back pressing the buttons or using ALT + left and right arrow keys if you use it and you find it helpful please tell me about it so i can have the motivation to keep improving it. i love knowing people use my tools

https://addons.mozilla.org/es-ES/firefox/addon/sentence-stepper/

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/sentence-stepper/cfiappnihemjkaaepefjfofagcobikek

The first gif shows the tool cycling down the paragraphs, from sentence to sentence, in a thick yellow highlight.