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Plurality isn’t always scary
Made with childhood pictures taken when we were co conscious.
Even if the world will never be normal about plurality, that doesn’t mean you can’t learn to work with it and achieve functionality. Even though I don’t think we’ll ever be fully functional, we’re at a point where most days are calm and everyone gets along. Sure, I can’t remember three whole years of my life. Sure, I can’t control who switches and when. But we communicate well enough to trust each other no matter what happens.
No, plurality isn’t always easy. But I’d not trade the system for the world.
Happiness with your system is possible.
the "who am i right now" to "who am i in general" pipeline
Plot twist: you don't front for 26 hours and when you come back you find out another alter unblocked your ex and made up with them. 🥲
- shadow it/shadow/null [neufem terms and any viv-terms]
Systempunk is in support of all systems. Systempunk is for the non-disordered and endogenic systems, the messy plurals, the polyfragmented and the vague medians. Syspunk is for bitter fictives and confused thoughtforms and factives who are proud to be their own person now.
The punk movement has always been about rejecting social stigma and embracing The Othered.
*scrolling tumblr* idk guys what do we think of this post (raucous laughter ensues) yeah ok ill reblog it. shall i add tags?
Y'all I have witnessed the birth of a new system in-joke.
I (Sunni Willow) just switched in, replacing Shiloh who wrote our last post. I was reading it and tearing up a little. (I cry really easily. Always have.)
Me: SHILOH. Why do you always write things that make me cry.
Shiloh: (very smug) I don't know, sounds like a skill issue.
I know it's popular slang but like. This is going to become A Thing with us, I can already tell. Hopefully it'll replace our last in-joke: "It's okay we'll just dump it on her head."