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PESSIMISTS, WAKE UP!
It was optimists who took the water from your glass!
We must unite, KICK their ASS and reclaim what's OURS
Wait…. Are people into my weird dorky honest optimist thing I have going on?
That’s just the autism.
Optimism is a skill. Here are some of the ways I like to practice it!
Your 2026 will be way more freaky fabulous
You are truly fangstatic
We all got problems we will get through we are stronger than anyone knows
It’s time to spellebrate all the hexcellent memories,things, people who impacted us
Keep being freaky fabulous in 2026 and always
You are wonderlandful don’t let anyone tell you otherwise
Slowly your life will be fangtastic
Day 3/? of making flags for plural terms that have no flag (according to Pluralpedia). These are not my terms; I'm simply making the flags
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[link] Optimist: Headmates who are always trying to find the good in things for themselves, the system, and others. Whether that be finding more good in an already good thing or the little bit of good in a primarily bad thing, they try to boost other system members up when they're down
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[link] Sickness Holder: Headmates who holds symptoms of physical illness for the system. This is usually of symptoms such as the cold or flu, and they usually front when the body is experiencing such symptoms
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[link] Gardentender: A headmate, role, or job defined by tending to, protecting, maintaining, and/or keeping/holding information about a given headspace, layer, or gate. As a role, gardentenders are inherently linked to the existences of headspaces, and may gardentend any variety of them
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[link] Frontlocked Alter: Headmates that are unable to leave front (or is "locked in front"). This is normally for a long period of time (months to years or even forever)