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Guys as a singlet(or I think)
Do i support endos or do I not people are out here saying endos suck but people are here saying no no endos are okay im just a confused singlet 😔
What side am I on anti or pro
hello! just wanted to start out by saying that i am not a system, but i'm writing a story and the main character has DID. is there any advice you would give on writing a system?
i really want to make sure i portray it properly, and i'm pretty worried about accidentally getting it wrong and offending people who have it.
i hope you all have a lovely day/night, and please don't answer this if you don't want to!!
Pretty much, I'd personally say these are a good rule of thumb? - avoid the murderous/evil/whatever alter/headmate trope like its the plague. Persecutors(Prosecutors AREN'T the same as evil headmates.
- Do your research on how it works, and if you are able, ask a DID system about clarification/have them as beta readers! Not a requierment, but it might help! - Just generally treat each headmate as separate people? Give each of them distinctive names, personalities, ages, appearences - write each headmate as if it was they're own person! Something we found might help, is just imagining them as people living on a apartment complex together. Each headmate is a separate character that operates within a group - remember that.
- The number of headmates doesn't really matter, but I recommend keeping it under 10 for your sake as a writer. Trust me, writing more than that will cause burn out.
These are OUR personal suggestions of what we think might be best! If anyone has any other ideas, we're all ears!
-Mod Bank (A.A.)