#splitting

[strangerconnection]

You'll get it eventually.

[nemfrog]

"Biela's Comet on January 15 (1846), after its division in two." Mysteries of time and space. 1883.

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[sparks-theastronaut]

Denial is a river in Egypt

[iheartblondetwinks]

[semiplural]

Do you know if like, suddenly losing all your anger is a thing? I'm questioning if I'm a median system and I've noticed that for as long as I can remember, anytime I'm feeling mad at something or someone (with one exception really), eventually it's like a switch flicks and I stop being mad. I know I *should* be mad, or at least I *was*, so I keep up with the like... "Act", but it makes it really hard to know what I care about :/ Do you know if that's a thing with systems? Is the brain offloading all the anger onto some poor random part 0_0 or just eating it

Given this happened to us in childhood... it's definitely a thing that happens with at least some systems.

In our case, our ability to feel anger completely vanished somewhere in elementary school or maybe a touch earlier. Red believes that's when she started existing. She's the one who took the anger and buried herself with it, at any rate.

[pmd-stardust]

if the balance between cats is not perfect the wolfy illusion fails

[thejakeformerlyknownasprince]

I just saw a review of 19 that said that it was bad because it sympathizes with fascist. It was certainly a take any thought.

Dehumanization is a hell of a drug.