Hihi! Welcome to @i-suggest-cdd-education !
I was inspired by blogs like @i-suggest-not-villainizing-partz i wanted to create a blog for people to suggest topics specifically about CDDs, more exactly speaking systems, that they wished people were either more educated on or that were taught more.
Whilst this blog mainly focuses on the experiences of those with DID, OSDD1 and PDID this is a safe space for any dissociative disorder education!
You're free to call us 09 or 814, we are a cDID system and we are an adult (20 years old, so please follow your dni).
This blog is ran by three alters
Mod Magenta uses he/it/grim pronouns and is an adult.
Mod Purple uses they/hymn pronouns and is an adult.
Mod Blood Orange uses he/mech/h?m pronouns and is an adult.
Each post will have their mod name in the tags so we know who posts what, youre free to address a specific mod in your ask if you'd like!
Lets quickly go over some boundaries for this account!
Firstly, because this account is primarily for those who have a CDD, we adhere to the requirements of forming a system. This means people who identify as non-traumagenic in any capacity aren't the target audience here and are not welcome to interact. You are free to find or create your own version of this blog, just please don't interact with me.
Secondly this blog is ALWAYS pro recovery. If you are reeducating yourself away from harmful rhetoric or are in the process of recovering from a harmful community you are welcome here. This includes those who describe themselves as a recovering radqueer.
As a general we ask those involved with, identifying with or supporting the following communities do not interact with us:
Nontraumagenic (including endogenic, willogenic, tulpagenic etc) ["neutral" on the topic is on thin ice, personally I dont think you can ever actually be neutral on ableism but I understand people may ID as neutral because they dont want harassment from either side]
Radqueer (including transIDs NOT including transdpecies or individuals who are recovering radqueers)
Radnormal (due to the horrifying extent of members who are very VERY pro harassment, including shelix who coined the term and allowed a loophole for radqueers to be harassed) and similar terms [there are very very few exceptions to this, please do not send asks about it, there are tonnes of posts explaining this stuff.]
Those who encourage people with a paraphilic disorder to offend (including those who encourage the use of the term MAP)
People who use "delusional" as an insult (INCLUDING those diagnosed with delusional disorders who call endogenics delusions for their beliefs)
T.R.A.S.H (including TERFS/TIRFS and SWERFS, those who use TMA/TME language, those who deny transandrophobia, those who deny that racism affects and appears in more than just the "obvious" phrases and terms and actions, those who deny the existence of white privilege)
And lastly...
How to submit!
Asks are on, we have anon turned on as well (any harassment or hate will be blocked and reported). You can either submit something in the format "I suggest topic" or you can just submit the topic on its own!
You're free to submit multiple topics in your ask too. You're also free to either just name the topic OR go into detail about what exactly youre looking for.
We're happy to take duplicate submissions, if anything it just shows how much the community wants those things talked about. We're also happy for asks that could be considered venting to be sent to us as well.
We are also happy for people to send us topics they wished that the system community would talk about, these do not have to pertain to actually having a CDD.
Time for the fun bit! TAGS!
#I suggest this topic ☆ -> the tag we will use for all asks that suggest a topic! Its pretty self explanatory.
#not a suggestion ☆ -> asks that arent suggesting a topic
#mods choice ☆ -> a tag for any asks that might ask us what we wish to see in education spaces
Ans of course the right community and boundary tags!
!! DISCLAIMER !!
This blog is intended to be a safe space, whilst we ask for specific groups to dni and find their own spaces we also recognise that we may have submissions sent to us by members of those groups who are in distress from REAL symptoms theyre experiencing.
We will never turn you away from this blog if that happens. Everyone has mental health and we recognise that some of the communities we have on dni are full of people with symptoms of conditions that are being addressed incorrectly.
Whilst we arent a support hotline we will help you find support if you need it. Everyone deserves help, and they should be given it. Especially when they reach out for it.
