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[space-station-collective]

friendly reminder to those who need it, because i sure do sometimes:

it's okay for your headmates to be similar! y'all literally share a brain, it would be more surprising if you WEREN'T similar. i have heard a lot of people, including myself, try to fakeclaim themselves (or others, but i'm not gonna get into that here) because "we're too similar, maybe i'm just pretending". you guys share a brain! amnesia barriers or not, you still have the same life under your belt and the same set of experiences more or less (not including exomemories, usually)

i promise you, that isn't a reason to think that you're faking. people who spend a lot of time together, like, i don't know, sharing a brain, often end up being very similar!

just remember, you are valid in your experiences, whatever they may be. you're not alone in this

-the host (he/they)

[space-station-collective]

unexpected plus of plurality: being able to talk about plot ideas with headmates because even if you can't put your idea into words to flesh out, they just get it and can still give feedback

-the host (he/they)

[space-station-collective]

do y'all ever feel switchy

but like

its new person flavoured

it just FEELS like someone new to the brain is gonna switch in

i literally do not know how to explain it other than that, but tbf this is also coming from the guy& who can feel it (basically the headspace equivalent of smelling it) when a new person, especially an introject, is forming, so

(all /lh)

-the host (he/they)

[space-station-collective]

sometimes being in a system is coping with trauma

sometimes, being in a system is debating over what to wear

and SOMETIMES, BEING IN A SYSTEM IS GODS DAMN IT ALASTOR WHY DID YOU CLOSE ALL MY TABS

-sincerely, the host who can't remember what the fuck he was doing (he/they)

[space-station-collective]

hey hey hi all

i haven't seen anyone actually mention this user, i think they're semi-new, but i wanna put a warning out:

there's a blog on here, @ / collectivelycorndogs , who appears to be a satire blog exclusively to make fun of both endogenic systems AND systems as a whole

please please be careful, i know for us sometimes seeing things dedicated like this can be very upsetting, and i want people to be aware and block them in case their account shows up

PLEASE do not go and interact with them because it's probably exactly what they want, just block and move on. they showed up on our dash because they're posting in endo safe / endogenic tags and general plurality tags

do what you guys have to do to protect your peace. i just want to help that in any way i can

-the host (he/they)

EDIT: looks like they're either deactivated or taken down! or they've blocked everyone, that too, but less likely. so, that user seems to no longer be a concern! -host

[space-station-collective]

do any other systems introjects have "regular" alternate names?

for context: we have a couple headmates who, due to their names, it would be VERY obvious that they're an introject by it, and in some circumstances, even if we're openly talking as a system and not our "singletsona", we don't feel comfortable sharing that info

for example: our Tubbo uses "Toby", Crowley uses "AJ", and a couple others have similar. it's not the name they prefer to use the majority of the time, but it's something they've chosen that they feel comfortable with when needed

is this a thing that anyone else experiences?

-the host (he/they), writing/asking on the behalf of Crowley (he/it)

[space-station-collective]

ngl im thinking about making a system discord server but also there are so many of those already and idk if people would even JOIN

(honestly i just really like making discord servers, i find it fun and kinda therapeutic, so i may make it just for fun and decide later if i want to actually open it up)

(it would be safe for ALL systems btw)

(would anyone seeing this post be interested in joining if i were to do that? its good to get a gauge on how high interest might be)

-the host (they/he)

[space-station-collective]

plural Tumblr blog culture is:

who posted this?

when did they comment this?

why do we have so many notifications??

did we actually send in that ask, or did we just think about doing it?

also, is this ask ours? or just a similar one? is this even our sign off??

I have no memory of making this post but it's signed as me

i remember writing this post but it's signed as someone else???

and many, many, other things. these are pretty much all daily occurrences

-the host (it/they)