#designed a flag

[sanity7assassin]

How many "tags" that mean 'tbmc' do I have to block to avoid these f ing " RAMCOA flag blogs"?

(why so many radqueer tags??)

No, I do not particularly want a cutesy graphic smothered in spirals which represent "programming" shoved in my face on a weekday morning.

I appreciate the effort. On-the-nose is always best.

No pleasure, for me, in knowing innumerable unknown netizens now have surface-level knowledge of yet another 'program'.

I think it's stupid to add these to your blogs. I think it's irresponsible to make them. Don't get wrapped up in my opinion. :)

My other alters can't look up "userbox" on main, without getting ones brandishing "silence programming".

You realise it's nearly impossible to look up DID on this site without these floundering around?

I thought they were exaggerating how complicated it is to avoid.

I've known too many people in real life who were outed as, or admitted to me - they were "wannabe programmers". Online, it's just a joke.

So, I made a flag for being a fed-up internal handler seeking recovery. One who can't help but feel a little fury on behalf of your headmates, parts, what-have-you-s.

They're in a pretty unforgiving position; online, with triggers laid bare.

Any resemblance to existing symbols is coincidental, tell me if so.

I think it's pretty sexy.

The red square represents me (angry). The black border represents the absence of sharing vulnerabilities, preventing an irreversible digital trail.

Yours truly, fed-up handler.

[sanity7assassin]

Damn, my #flag looks really silly out of context.

Is this only on my end, or is it whatever's recent? It's so funny to me, either way.