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interacts from @rottingaspotle [] system shit idk

[dirteater5000]

everyone shut up and look at this

[strawberrybakura-deactivated202]

Ever seen a psychotic friend having a bad time, but didn't reach out cause you didn't know how to help? Here's a basic guide for you!

Psychotics (especially schizophrenics <3!!) out there, if you disagree with this or have more to add feel free to add on in the reblogs!!

[pir8core]

if you have hallucinations and/or delusions i love you. youre not bad or evil, and struggling to tell what's real or fake isnt a personal flaw. you deserve happiness and safety, you deserve to be listened to and taken seriously, and you deserve a loving group of people who will support you and treat you well.

[greet-a-new-friend]

man. you know what I really wanna do? make a comedy play/tv show script about being in a system. because let’s be honest, it’s not a dangerous thing, dramatic yes, confusing yes, but not dangerous to people outside of your system. BUT IT CAN BE HILARIOUS JUST IMAGINE

“Wait, WHAT DO YOU MEAN (bilingual alter) WON’T WAKE UP WE HAVE A TEST TODAY!!!!!”

“…who put the body on a roof again?”

“uh…”

“GODDAMMIT (teenage alter) WHAT DID WE TELL YOU”

“…no, no (little), go to bed, it’s past your–No you can’t stay up the body is doing adult stuff– JUST GO TO BED!”

“questions we ask the host: what’s for dinner? what’s this word? who’s this? how do we talk to this person? what’s the equasion for this? things we ask (older alter): where’s the host?”

“okay, careful, careful, careful…AND WE’VE OFFICIALLY GOTTEN OUT OF BED, GOOD WORK PEOPLE, I’M PROUD OF YOU!”

“why is everyone asleep it’s literally 7pm?”

“why is everyone awake it’s literally 3am?”

“can everybody shut up I’m trying to front”

“CAN EVERYBODY SHUT UP THIS IS IMPORTANT”

arguments about what to do

including over what we eat

arguments over going to friends’ houses

feel free to add some system friends…

[kruossyst]

please a non human alter just fucking vibing!! like YEAH THERE’S MOTHMAN AND A SABER TOOTHED TIGER? and like naruto comes in with bakugo and wii fit trainer but with a cool haircut

[kruossyst]

fictives coping with trauma and mental health colorized (funny image i saw and i thought of what i wrote above and thought it was funny forgive me) (i put like 6 tw tags because I Worry.)

[xthexrawringx20sx]

hey uh quick thing from someone who has hallucinations and delusions of shit

PLEASE don’t tell me they’re real. don’t tell me about your spiritual beliefs while i’m talking about them.

don’t tell me the shadow people are demons or aliens or from another dimension.

don’t tell me the world might actually be fake, or send me real life matrix conspiracy theories right after i’ve told you they’re a trigger.

it may be funny to you, when i have to sit against a wall so i know nothing’s behind me, or when i wear long sleeves to ignore the bugs under my skin, but it’s horrible for me.

it’s hard enough to convince myself that they’re not real, i don’t need someone else telling me i’m just seeing into another dimension or some shit and ending up back in a psych hospital.

(ok to reblog just don’t be shitty)

[prismatic-bell]

Friendly reminder that what might be an interesting topic to you can be triggering or traumatizing to others. Pick your conversational topics appropriately.

[bluehairedspidey]

marina and the diamonds: TV taught me how to feel, now real life has no appeal

me, neurodivergent, has consistently hyperfixated on media ever since i developed cognitive thought:

[afeelgoodblog]

I needed to see this :) time to spread it to others who may need it too!

[introjectsupport]

Shout out to fictives who aren't like their source self or are trying to change for the better. You're doing well and I'm proud of you!

[cocsa-survivors]

“but what if i’m faking it?”

traumatic memories, especially traumatic memories from when you were a child, are notoriously difficult to access in their entirety. there are a lot of reasons for this- dissociation, injury, and memory deteriorating over time to name a few- and this can present a challenging question to survivors: how do i know i’m not lying?

people who are faking trauma or mental illness in general know they’re faking it. if you didn’t wake up one day and plan out what a fake traumatic memory you were going to have, and all the triggers you wanted to have, then you’re not faking. 

processing trauma memories is difficult and frightening and confusing, but you are not a liar or a faker.

[multiplicitymemes]

[pack-of-rats-archive]

[the-dissociated-bones]

“Everyone with DID/OSDD is just soup.”

-Riku (system-of-a-feather)

[walking-wardrobe-malfunction]

The spoon is the front, I assume.

[the-dissociated-bones]

No spoon

Only soup

[the-fox-alive]

WHY ARE YOU SPLITTING AT THE SOUP STORE?

[2-beadyeyes-deactivated20251104]

my ocs arent mine theyre  actual real people and they do what ever they want in my brain when im sleeping

[positybity]

I had to

[saturnswaysystem]

*talks to my alters like im a twitch streamer*

[saturnswaysystem]

"can we get a pog in the chat for that?"

"ah, a returning donation! thats a 'shut up im trying to sleep' from wit! thanks i wont !"

"chat im trying to do my school tasks but someone keeps mediasharing the crazy frog song. who is doing that"

[saturnswaysystem]

let me tell ya folks, the system does NOT like my new very funny bit

[the-art-of-leaving]

You can have happy memories from toxic places.

Something I wish both the people I left behind in the church and the people I met after leaving understood is that I have good memories. I have absolutely amazing memories. Some of these memories many of the secular people I met give the side eye, and these are also the memories those still enmeshed point to as a reason it wasn’t that bad.

But these good memories don’t always feel good. That’s something that’s hard for people to understand. Sometimes these memories bring me a smile and fondness, sometimes they feel a like a rope tightening around my throat.

It’s so frustrating because I wish that they were one or the other, but they’re not.

The positive memories don’t outweigh the negative experiences and the negative experiences don’t have to engage the positive ones.

Trauma isn’t black and white. Perceptions of memories can change. That’s okay. Trauma is complicated. Life is complicated. We’re allowed to have had good memories in toxic places. We’re allowed to look back in different ways. We’re allowed to feel how we feel.

— Mod Felicity