Nobody ACTUALLY sees systems as multiple people. Everything fucking talks about us as "parts", that if somebody in a system disappears no one should care about it because it's not a "real loss" and doesn't count.
They actually believe people who like being part of a system and see the rabid obsession with "final fusion" as inherently disturbing as like... misguided. Like we just "don't understand" that we're "not actually" multiple we're just ~dissociative states~.
No no, I UNDERSTAND what you're saying. I just disagree. I know what that means. I am aware. I am also aware that I, and all people in my system, are actually different fucking people and there's literally nothing in this fucked up world that can disprove that fact.
This insane fucked up OBSESSION with characterising systems as "actually" one person in several ~parts~, and thus overfocusing on making them "whole" disgusts me to no end. Imagine if we talked this way about trans people? Constantly denying their gender and saying "actually you're just a misguided man/woman and you just THINK you're..." People would think that's fucking shitty. But systems get told to Normalfy Ourselves all the fucking time.
"Thinking you're multiple people is bad! It's unhealthy! It's not even actually true~" Even though you can never, ever ever prove or even give decent evidence that multiple people inhabiting one brain is somehow impossible. It's just assumed to be impossible, and entrenched by constant, subtle and overt invalidation.
I cannot stress this enough. No one fucking believes systems when we say we're actually multiple people. They do not see us as multple people. They see us as one broken person with several personas. And, no, I'm not just talking about dumb normies who know nothing. I am talking about the medicalisation of systemhood and the way that the language being used to describe us is almost always invalidating.
Society does not believe in plurality. We are not real people, I and my systemmates are not seen as real, we are seen as dissociative symptoms who need to be corrected and cured, as "parts" of a broken person instead of actual real people in our own right.
And no, having different opinions, preferences and desires is not enough to make us real people, apparently. We will always be "parts", objects, symptoms, no one fucking believes we're even real to begin with. This type of thing is why I avoid actually looking at anything associated with traumagenic plurality, because it's just the same thing over and over. Everything saying "You aren't real, your experiences aren't real, if you believe in your experiences you're wrong."