[the-soldat-system]

Intro

Hello!! We are the soldat system! We are a complex did system with bpd, adhd, avpd, and dyslexia. We are also native american, pagan, a witch, and hard of hearing.

A bit about our system;

We are an adult bodied polyfrag and extremely complex system of 1,500+. We are introject heavy, queer heavy, and regressor heavy (which means a lot of us are regressors).

System modifiers; BPDbased, Fictive heavy, and MaDDbased

System fun facts

Part 1

Other Blogs of ours

system-stims is our system orientated stim/stimboard blog

DNI

We don’t have a DNI as of right now but we will block you if you are an ass. So just don’t be an ass

While we don’t have a dni please don’t interact with us if you reblog things from @/jess-total-mess please.

[gay-otlc]

People who have been dehumanized and go "fuck you, I'm a human no matter what you say" and people who have been dehumanized and go "fine then, I'm not a human and I'm happy with that" are equally awesome and should hold hands

[destinysdiscs]

[prommytheus]

hi if youre anti-endogenic systems then please unfollow me. its none of your business why and in what way someone is a system. gatekeeping is stupid and immature and all systems of all origins and all labels are welcome on my blog.

[the-soldat-system]

Why do you support endos? /gen

As a DID system I feel like they're mocking my disorder. Even if they're not, they're misinformed and actively spreading Misinformation in their echo chambers. I don't think it's ok to harass them because most of them are children, but why support them?

uhhh cause it doesn’t bother me? like it’s someone else’s life why would i police it? plus the endo community has been wayyyy more open to non traditional system stuff like splitting for reasons other than trauma and stuff. it helps us feel like it doesn’t matter how our system was formed it just was and that’s okay (we know it’s trauma based but still it’s a comforting thought). but even without those it’s still not my place to police others.

anyways we are logging back into this blog for a little bit.

[wishiwasfiction-deactivated2023]

Primary System - coining post

[Primary System - coining post]

Primary System is a classification used in sisasystems with layers and/or sidesystems to refer to a specific sidesystem or layer.

A sidesystem or layer may be named the Primary System due to having

The biggest headcount

The biggest inner world

Most of the common fronters

Easier fronting/fronting priority

Primary System should not be used in reference to a sidesystem or layer without permission, as it could be seen as disrespectful or demeaning to the Greater System

[fightinggod03-deactivated202311]

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Spidergenic

spidergenic is when you believe your system origin originated from being bitten by a spider, like Spiderman, or when you think Spiderman and such related had a part in your multiplicity

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Spiderversegenic

Spiderversegenic is a system origin that originates from the Spiderverse series, whether that be you believe your a spiderman as well or of the majority of your system is fictives from this source

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BOTH ARE LOOSE TERMS SO THESE CAN MEAN ANYTHING YOU WANT THEM TO AS LONG AS IT FITS THE BROAD IDEA

if I'm being honest theyre also the same thing, theres really no difference in them

[the-soldat-system]

EC-DID/EC Systems

(Extremely complex DID/Extremely complex systems)

╰┈➤ EC stands for extremely complex and is made to help those who feel as if using the terms complex, polyfragmented, or C-DID system doesn’t accurately portrays how complex their system truly is. A system may call themselves extremely complex due to having/being more than one or several of these at a time

Being polyfragmented

Being polyplex

Being polymultiple

Having over 900 headmates

Having many sidesystems and subsystems within those sidesystems

Having many layers

Having many layers that only certain headmates can access

While anyone can use this term if they feel it fits, it is intended for those who feel as if they are an extremely complex system and not just a complex system.

(This is meant to be a replacement term for those who feel as if they are a highly complex system but have not gone through programming.)

[bunnelbaby]

🦉✨ Caregiver, Systeen and Trauma Holder Hunter icons requested by anonymous (please reblog if you save)! ✨🦉

[mildlyorangetea]

JESUS or HELLO KITTY!

JESUS

HELLO KITTY

Voting ended onApr 11, 2023

[glamcunt]

It’s literally Holy Week :/

[probuccalfat1]

… i hate this website. it’s literally Holy Week. it’s Good friday in a few days.

[02nd]

you will have to explain your vote when the rapture happens

[mosasadogs]

Hello Kitty SWEEP!

[natalieironside]

HELLO KITTY SWEEP

[aforlorngazeintoyesterday-deact]

I’m curious - considering every pet of any kind you’ve had in your lifetime, where have you gotten your pets from?

Just shelters

Just pet stores

Just breeders

Shelters and pet stores

Shelters and breeders

Pet stores and breeders

Shelters, pet stores, and breeders

Other? (tags)

Voting ended onApr 12, 2023

[whimsigothwitch-deactivated2026]

Stained glass spiderwebs 🕸️ 🕷️

[therosesonfire]

Heya, The Dad here with a note for Systems and alters

If you know the host/body is having a hard time mentally but you're not really close to them there is still a lot you can do to help!

Take showers for the body, It really helps with people feeling better and the stress of not taking them

Eat something! Especially if you know the body has trouble eating. Depression can put you in Dark places that make you not want to

Drink Water! This is especially important for Teenage body systems as they probably live mostly off soda (like our system awhile ago)

Go outside! Being outside can be really comforting and its proven that 20 minutes outside can help with mental state

Talk to supports or friends of the host/system! Talk about your worry about the host/body and see if theyve noticed things or even know how to help

Make sure the host is taking breaks, Fronting all the time isnt easy, and make sure they arent overworking themselves!

Im sure all of this has been said before but I feel it needs to be said again so you know you're not powerless in the system and can help

(Please note, Host and Body are used interchangeably here and remember thats not always the case! If anyone is having trouble try to help, but you better be taking care of yourself too >:[)

[the-soldat-system]

We are back! Also we might start sharing more about our innerworld ^^

[beesinme]

The way my friends ask who's fronting is by saying "who's driving the bus?" so here's a list of fun ways someone can ask:

- who's leading the charge?

- who's manning the ship?

- who's facing the agonies right now?

- who's on vanguard right now?

- if *you're* not here, and *YOU'RE* not here, then who's driving the plane?

[were--ralph]

i think top surgery scars should be bioluminescent

[were--ralph]

if you have an oc with top surgery scars consider this

[notabled-noodle]

because I haven't seen a whole heap of decent information about this... I thought I'd do a beginner's guide to dissociation

disorders that can cause dissociation include:

DID

OSDD

PTSD

depression

OCD

BPD

DPDR

anxiety

eating disorders

some people also experience dissociation due to chronic pain

being dissociated can feel like, but is not limited to:

feeling disconnected from the world

feeling "blurry", "buzzy", "foggy", or "out of it"

not feeling any emotions

not feeling any physical pain

not remembering whole periods of time

feeling like you're floating outside of your body

your brain constantly going in and out of focus

dissociation is generally broken down into two categories:

derealisation: the feeling that the world around you is unreal, foggy, or just out of reach

depersonalisation: the feeling of being outside of yourself, or of not feeling real

I hope this is a helpful post, and that I've made people more aware of what dissociation actually is. if you have any follow-up questions, please feel free to ask!

[c-ptsdrecovery]

There are normal kinds of dissociation, which almost everybody does. For instance, you can be driving down the road and suddenly realize you don’t really remember the last two miles because you were thinking about something else. That’s normal dissociation; almost everybody does that. 

However, some levels of “phasing out” can be really disruptive to your life. Here’s an online test you can take to see how much you’re dissociating.