#blurryposting

[dreamlandcollective]

crowded

kind of gave up at the end could you tell.....anyway we're gonna try to NOT rapidly switch so i don't die of dizziness again

and for context we usually don't have more than 2 coconscious/cofronting EVER so 4 was literally melting my brain

[system-error-404-who-are-you]

the annoying thing about anti endo/willo tags is that i like , see i try to look at endo/willo stuff , and i just see a ton of "anti willo" "willos fuck off" BITCH

[critter-crematorium]

being anxious and then the anxious alter appears which makes me more anxious and now we are both anxious

[mindwrms]

why does who’s fronting change our taste! who even am i and why dont i like the chicken we always make??!?!

[moved2mindwrms]

here, so you can visualize how crowded our head has been recently: the homestuck subsys

[moonpool-system]

I don't think I've seen many people talk about how blurriness or switchiness can physically affect the body? Like our poor insys partner's subsystem is in front right now and they're so incomprehensibly blurry between them that it's giving the body vertigo and making us nauseous. It kinda sucks but damn is it vivid so it's worth bringing up I think

[thatrandomgaloffthestreet]

we absolutely despise having to beg for money online but we have student loans and two shitty jobs that don't give us any hours, which means we don't get any money. as it stands we're going to be nearly $250 behind on our monthly payment, and it'd be nice to not end up a full week behind with no money to spare whatsoever. help us out please?

[orbitposting]

A lot of people think "Wouldn't you easily notice if you had DID?" and even without accounting for amnesia, it's probably harder than you'd think.

Since DID is formed in development and prevents the integration of your personality, you have never lived as a singlet. You have no idea what it's like. Your symptoms are just generally "your normal", as well.

People can also naturally accommodate their own symptoms without realizing by simple trial and error. I used to write my math notes in heavy, near-excessive detail, since I knew there was a chance I wouldn't understand what I meant later.

Finally, a lot of people pre-realization just write off DID symptoms as "just a me thing" or a quirk.