#multimind

[apollonheights]

shoutout to non-systems

shoutout to non-systems who are plural

shoutout to non-systems who are demi-plural or semi-multiple

shoutout to non-systems who are median or in-between being plural and singlet

shoutout to non-systems who are plurallets, syslets, plural-adjacent or singlet-adjacent

shoutout to non-systems who are pluralflux or systemflux

shoutout to non-plural non-systems

shoutout to non-systems who consider themselves singlets

shoutout to non-systems who are polyminded and/or multiself

shoutout to non-systems who are constelic

shoutout to non-systems who are also aplural

shoutout to non-plural non-systems who are multiple, multipsyche, otherwise multiminded

shoutout to non-plural/aplural systems

shoutout to non-systems who use other terms

shoutout to non-systems who dont use any of those terms

shoutout to non-systems !

bonus shoutout to non-systems who are questioning their plurality

i'll probably make more of these types of posts idk

[the-ungovernable]

i think my biggest fear about being multipsychic, is that people won't like whoever i'll turn into. or that they won't be able to connect to me, or whatever. i worry they'll feel a sense of loss when i become someone else

[thisblackwitch]

First ever MultiMind Book Signing!

I will be signing copies of my horror novellas Dreamer and Kinetics on Sept 17th in Philly, PA at Amalgam Comics and Bookstore from 12 to 2 PM EST. Masks are mandatory, livestreaming will be available on Instagram at @MultiMindPublishing

Kinetics is a YA Paranormal Horror Novella coming out on Sept 16, 2022:

Ava and Tyrone were always two sides of the same coin, two parts of a whole. But one day, Ava learns that she’s part of a much bigger whole. Now Ava faces a decision: either be by Tyrone’s side or become another one of his victims. Doesn't matter to Tyrone, as long as he has her abilities – one way or another.

Available for pre-order everywhere books and e-books are sold. Buy from your local bookstore!

Dreamer is a YA/New Adult Dark Fantasy Horror that came out earlier this year:

Vera has quite unusual dreams. Whatever she dreams, affects her in real life. All is fine until one day, she sees something she thought she could handle – instead, she’s plagued with a reoccurring nightmare, haunted and tracked by The Hunter. Now she worries she may never wake up again.

Available everywhere books, e-books and audiobooks are sold. Buy from your local bookstore or check your local library!

[starwhispered]

        “  hey--   um, are you.  .  .    are you gonna eat that? cherry pie’s my FAVORITE,  you know.  ”  

greeter for @multimind

[qvakearchive]

daisy: doodles ‘daisy barrett’ when she should be taking notes during a briefing

[the-ungovernable]

🗯️ You know lately this sysplex discourse has gotten me to question the nature of my multipsychism again. I always end up settling on plurality at the end of the day, because it's the most well known and easily explainable framework with the most resources; but it could easily be any number of things

I'm monoconscious, we know this for sure. I'm not completely multiple, we also know that. My origins though? Partially willogenic, it's something I have to actively maintain because plurality is innately part of my identity like nonhumanity. Does that make me transplural then? I'm fully transitioned depending on how you look at it, so that would make me... cisplural? Trisplural? Depending on how you look at it?

Not to mention I'm partially spontaneous. I kinda just did this one day as a kid. I've always had multiple selves no matter how you look at it. But through willowing and C-PTSD later in life it became... more like median plurality

Is that my origin? Or is my initial origin spontaneous and something that happened in my childhood, but then was later altered. Again, depends on how you look at it.

Now take all of this information, and consider alternate frameworks like sysplexity, polymindence, variformity, etc. WHAT AAAM I

One stream of thought with multiple self states. Potentially caused by trauma or at least influenced by it. Am I sensusID? Like what. Is it just ego states caused by secondary dissociation, e.g. sysplexity? What's!!!! Happening!!!!

[lumfandomsizer]

Another OC stuff..... I wish I could.....

[fablesbooks]

Dreamer - MultiMind

Received a copy of this novella on NetGalley. I love dream magic stories, I love characters that can influence reality in their dreams by their wish or involuntarily. I read the synopsis and had to give this one a try. Vera has a power, a hereditary power, that makes her dreams come to life. She has always been able to ‘Dream Travel’ and knows how to keep herself safe. Until her safety maneuvers fail to work and she finds herself trapped in dreams with a murderous character from a horror movie. The concept is intriguing and brought forth well, the small cast of characters are likeable and relatable, and the imagery is really well done. I adore the music shop, I know a store just like it and it is so well developed in this story. I also am super interested in more Viper content, I would read a book just about her. I think this was set up to be a series and I hope that comes through because I like what is going on here. There were a few things that were questionable though.

The MC receives life-threateningly deep wounds and partially bleeds out and she gets saved by her coworker who dropped out of med school and some gauze from Walgreens, not stitches, antibiotics, or a blood transfusion. She then refuses to sleep and survives like this for about a week before she dreams herself healed. The dreaming herself healed is fine, that is within the mechanics of her dream power. Surviving a week with no real medical care for her slashed arteries and blood loss is not a mechanic normally found in the waking world. The other thing that I thought was odd was the epilogue being an LGBT+ therapy circle. It was mentioned as existing in a single line in the main text and then nothing more, but then it is the entire epilogue. I am queer, I understand the author is too, and this feels like some rep thrown in as an afterthought. It would have been better placed into the main text in my opinion, and then let the epilogue have more of a focus on the plot. I think this book has a good foundation and could be something great moving forward, I would read more from this author.