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... Well, yes, that is what we intend to be doing-

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So when did we jump from "it's creepy and transphobic to ask what's in a person's pants" to "if you don't establish yourself as either TMA or TME you're fake and evil". Imagine advertising what genital binary society deemed you to have on your fucking blog. The decrease in trans safety and increase in gender essentialism is disturbing. And don't even get me started on how damaging it is for nonbinary and transneu people. If you use TMA/TME language please genuinely consider that it being a community expectation in trans spaces to advertise what genitals you have is actually fucking dangerous to literally everyone and actively harming people as we speak.

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💗💗💗 OH MY GODS IT'S FINALLY DONE 💗💗💗

I've been crocheting for a little over a month now and it's thrilling to discover all the things I love making. This is my first complicated project like this and I couldn't be happier with how it all came together. Crocheting garments is like character design in real life it's amazing 💕 This is the pattern video I used but a lot of the detailing is altered. I might make the waistband bow longer but otherwise it's done ^^ I'm so proud

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reminding ourselves that a symptom of adhd is playing out conversations in your head and its only natural that would apply to conversations involving system members as well. and a future hypothetical conversation playing out in our head involving multiple headmates does Not mean that A. we're faking regular communication, B. that the other headmate(s) cant be experiencing the same thing, or C. that they can't be metaphorically standing there side-eyeing you for your interpretation of how the conversation is going to happen

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Just finished watching the pilot for GAMEOVERSE, written by Game Grumps and produced by Glitch! Little-to-no spoilers/context thoughts ahead ^^

It's such an impressive, exciting, and interesting watch, and I'm very eager to see where it goes! The animation is beautifully vibrant, and I was immediately wowed by the daring angles and shots it took in its fight scenes. The episode itself is distinctly well-paced, which is wonderful considering I usually expect pilots to be a bit wonky in that regard. It actually gives you information in very controlled and/or subtle ways so you both have enough information to grasp what's happening, and have enough important lore left out that there's intrigue to find out "why is going on", so to speak. It knows when to hold out on telling the viewer something without leaving your head spinning, which I appreciate.

I also adore the extremely flip-flopped concept of what "good" and "evil" means in this universe, and how the nature of it all forces the heroes to act in traditionally villainous roles. There're also implications that the overarching "evil" group may have goals similar to the heroes as well, so I'm very excited to see such unique grey morality played out in more intense and complex ways later on!

And that's not even to mention how much I love the characters - not great with names yet so bare with me, but the Learnasaurus's arc was brilliant and made me feel warm and soft inside, the way they handle the main character's trauma and how it affects what she's doing is fantastic and poignant, the backpack guy is actually a well written and silly "asshole that shows he cares" archetype when so many get tiring and grating (no i am Not talking about jax hes different), the villains are hilarious and endearing and play off each other well, the juxtaposition of the dolphin's disposition against the greater setting is jarring in just the right way... You can really tell this has been their brainchild for thirteen whole years. It's such a pleasure to see it come out, even if I only learned of it recently.

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We've been here over five years now and internalized pluralphobia still gets to us sometimes. We worry our experiences might be used as a weapon to target others, or understanding that different things are best for different people might get lost. But fuck it. Cringe culture is dead

We're addgenic. When we haven't gotten anyone new in a while, the desire to have someone new form/arrive creeps up on us and grows more and more intense. We'll try and delve into a hyperfixation to see if anyone forms naturally, or try reconnecting with old headmates, but if it's been too long one of us usually cracks and creates someone new intentionally. It's not a bad feeling for us- only suppressing it makes it feel bad, really. It's euphoric when the desire is actively fulfilled.

Perhaps it's connected to being a shapeshifter for us. The instinctive need to change and to be someone new. But that's just our thought on the matter

addgenic systems ily

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Been making Minecraft skins of our headmates together!

This one is of Casey!

And these are of our Sith, Levana

We're so happy with how they turned out!!

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30min UNSEEDED TULPA FIRST WORD WORLD RECORD SPEEDRUN: FAKED???? Research shows direct inspiration posts reblogged nearly SIX MONTHS before run start!! Shocking leaderboard turnabout