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[nocturne-sys]

That amazing(sarcastic) moment when someone says you did something that you definitely didn't do- oh wait... maybe some other sysmate did it-

[thesadghostclub]

Here’s a long but important comic for you <3

Accepting ourselves the way we are means we allow ourselves the things we need to make life a little easier. You don’t have to fight it, it’s ok have different needs to others. You are worthy of kindness, so be kind to you <3

love from the sad ghost club <3

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[the-cabin-complex]

Inside every person are two wolves. Wait- hang on what’s this guy doing? Wait why are there three wol— FOUR wolves? You’ve gotta be kidding me this is not— shit, fuck I do NOT have the supplies for this did someone order extra— oh my god why are there eleven wolves here what the actual—

[nocturne-sys]

Oregano

Oregano

Oregano~

[nocturne-sys]

heyo, could you send us some stuff on the science behind headmates having different tastebuds? we dk how to explain it to a singlet who asked, thanks! - 🎶

Howdy!

A person’s flavour preferences/taste is determined by several factors. These factors include environmental influences (eg. if the food you ate when growing up had more spices you would prefer food with more flavour), learning (eg. your parents let you eat spicy food from a young age and you got used to them as opposed to someone who has never tried it), inborn factors (children generally prefer non bitter foods), the interactions among them as well as genes.

Since a headmate may have grew or fronted in different environments and had different experiences to other headmates with food, or had differences in sense of smell or had different reactions to food, they may have developed different preferences! For example, if a headmate grew up eating sour candy but another headmate didn't, they may like sour candy more than the second headmate (it's familiar!).

That is what I've concluded from what I learned about taste anyway. I hope this helps!

(also i hope i'm not too late)

[brucebocchi]

[thedeafknee]

You gotta put the full photo

[rosarrie]

*fluffs up extremely menacingly*

[exitwound]

when whitman said “i contradict myself. i am large… i contain multitudes” and wilde said “what are you? to define is to limit” and sumney said “i insist upon my right to be multiple”

[existential-celestial]

and ashbery said “accept yourself as numerous”

[soracities]

and when mahmoud darwish said “I am besieged by contradiction” and when lewis carroll said “I knew who I was this morning, but I’ve changed a few times since then”

[nocturne-sys]

Being a system is laughing hysterically alone in your room because a sysmate said something really funny and you couldn't help but laugh out loud

[multiplicitymemes]

When someone yells across the headspace

[facesofone]

Rapid switching can happen and it's usually pretty uncomfortable. When two (or more) alters are coconscious and are fighting for control, it's like a shoving match with my brain in the middle. Another reason why "Can you get [other alter] to front instead?" is an awful question and an even worse request.

[nocturne-sys]

Getting memories from other headmates? Call that speedrunning life

[peachy-bunster]

Visit Original Link

[moist-astronaut]

Send help I’ve been laughing for 15 minutes the internet killed my sense of humor

[mildlydisconcertingsparrowhawk]

I was expecting exactly that and was not disappointed

[system-of-a-feather]

Just because you “function” doesn’t mean you don’t deserve help.

[facesofone]

Often times the feeling of being a system comes from when there are multiple, conflicting or separate thoughts coming at once. More subtle times comes from having very similar yet varying thoughts. In these times every sentence out of my mouth becomes a choose-your-own-adventure as each option will provide a slightly different outcome.

Do any of you know someone who has a "payday dance"? I worked with a girl who would do this every single time.