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"reblog if __, who wouldn't?"
"if you don't reblog this unfollow me"
"reblog for__ ignore for --"
"who wouldn't reblog this?"
"you have to reblog this"
"no __ will reblog this"
No. Shut up. These statements are not safe for those with moral ocd. Reblogging something or not does not change opinions and actions. It does not define a person. It does not represent beliefs. You can share your beliefs without harming others.
Egotistical, manipulative, selfish, arrogant, rude, uncaring, abusive, ignorant, mean, bully, evil, entitled, etc.
Look at all these words english offers that are better than calling people narcissistic. More precise and not demonizing a mental health disorder.
For example: "The current American political party is egotistical." "My ex was manipulative and abusive." "That person is arrogant."
The argument that "narcissist and npd are different things" is not necessarily wrong, the two are largely and commonly used separately, but that does not change the impact. When we normalise calling abusive, rude or harmful people narcissists it sets a connection in peoples mind. When a PwNPD reveals to someone that they have npd that person is likely to immediately assume that they are evil and abusive no matter past experiences. Demonizing disorders through everyday language ruins lives.
( these words are not synonymous with npd, they just actually give better explanations than calling people narcissists.)
Just saw "pov: you have to share bodies with your enemy" as a fantasy SciFi thing and like
Just wait till you hear about
Plurality
Be a Princh enthusiast in a family of people that don't know that Princh
This bitch ass system will have one headmate forgetting we are plural saying "sometimes i feel like I'm multiple people" and another saying "actually I'm one person and faking this shit for attention like the pick me I am"
Get me out of here
Our "favourite" plural symptom: free-willisation (free will and realisation)
This means doing something and suddenly realising you have free will and are not watching a show's inevitable events.
Basically happens through either coming out of dissociation or fronting after being co-con or something. (Both systems and singlets can have this I'm just speaking as a plural)
I haven't heard anyone else describe this so I thought I could!
Alterhuman/system tiktok not be saneist challenge impossible.
No, irls are not delusions and never fucking reality check peolple without consent.
No systems don't all have DID, even separating system from plural, and no altars "can not be controlled at all" wtf.
Realising that all those "haha this funny thing that happened when we were younger made us feel shit but its all fine" are actually little(some big tbh) t traumas
Its just so weird to go from "i have absolutely no trauma and everything is fine" to "oh we have been getting traumatised nearly our whole life" in like two years. Still daily recognising memories where traumatic although smaller.
