#subsystems

[self-ish-coiner]

(No flag IDs)

Aquatic subsystem theme

[PT: Aquatic subsystem theme /end PT]

A flag for subsystems with an aquatic theme.

Comfort subsystem theme

[PT: Comfort subsystem theme /end PT]

A flag for subsystems with a comfort theme.

Forest subsystem theme

[PT: Forest subsystem theme /end PT]

A flag for subsystems with a forest theme.

[x] subsystem theme coined by @coiningclub

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[themockingbirdsystem]

Subsystems are so funky.

i love you subsystems

[unidentified-plural-is]

Can we put in submissions related to being an unrealized subsystem?

-Ocean (he/they)

OF COURSE!!!! This is for anything pertaining to unrealized plurality in all its many forms! Unrealized wanting to be plural, unrealized subsystems, unrealized fictives, ANYTHING!!! -Julian

[unique-plural]

Hey we are both polyfragmented and a very small system at the same time! We have two "operating systems", which basically means:

1. The traumagenic side - super complex polyfragmented system with levels/ layers/sidesystems and hundreds of fragment type alters to deal with very severe trauma from infancy. Vivid inner world. We can call this operating system "Windows". It's very difficult to interact with, full of PTSD symptoms (software malfunctions) and major struggles with life.

2. The endogenic side - Very small! Less than ten people! Very well-rounded headmates, very spiritual in nature, very connected to our spiritual beliefs and cultural ties. A white void for an inner world with a bean bag. We can call this one "Linux" for this analogy.

Both operating systems do different tasks, have different ways of living, and never are able to interact seriously with each other mentally. We are Hoping to change this, but so far, this has been tough. I have never seen another system describe this. Does anyone else's system work like this? Especially if you are a mixed origin traumaendo?

We don't go through this since our headmates are all blends of origins in one way or another even if they weren't formed with it (+ we aren't polyfragmented), but we asked for input from @enberneutral and Daimon told us this:

" I may not have it as complex on our traumagenic side of our system, but I related heavily to how you organize your system either way. There's a distinct difference between the "veterans" (traumas) and just our typical endo sysmates.

It's mostly relatable, but then we have veterans such as Klaus in charge of a sidesystem which is mostly composed of non-traumagenics. Zachary, on the otherhand, is the only median subsystem which we could label as fully traumagenic.

Aside from that, I feel like we've met some people on Tumblr with similar experiences, and if anyone who sees this can relate, then please let us know!! "

hopefully he helped :)

[masquerade-flags]

Subsystem role flag templates! Left is for mostly internal roles (most holders for example), middle is for role that are both internal and external or can't be sorted into internal vs external, and right is for external roles (host and many skills based roles)

These are for when most/all of a whole subsystem has a specific role. For example our subsystem "The Black Parade" collectively fills the role of the archsystem's primary host(s). And "The Tuneless Choir" holds BPD symptoms/traits, even through each alter in that subsystem presents BPD symptoms/traits differently from each other, they still collectively hold BPD symptoms.

[system-of-a-feather]

Okay I'm writing a very DID coded scene in the story

And I came up with a good analogy for subsystems / side systems

Duplexs

Its one house; But its two homes

If you share one part of the duplex with your friends, they are housemates; but the people on the other side are both technically and technically not your housemates

The ones you share your half of the duplex with are DEFINITELY your housemates

The people living in the other duplex aren't REALLY your housemates, but also its not like you ARENT sharing a house with them

The norms and boundaries and rules are completely different from housemates (in your duplex) and housemates (on the other half of the duplex)

So the distinction is clear and needed

But also its not as if there aren't unique boundaries and relationships with soemone who shares say a patio and most of the plumbing and a number of bills and what not as you either

And if you zoom out, that is One House

[justanave]

I love being an engineering major and on sysblr because occasionally I'll get a post like "How do y'all handle your subsystems" and I'll think "oh well I'm managing guidance on a project right now and- oh wait thats not what this is about"

[the-masquerade-council]