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@themoonsystemfamily

Hello! We are the Moon System! We are a traumagenic system of 14 (And quite a few fragments )We are musicians, writers,comic artists, painters, lovers of memes/ Body is 24/queer/bisexual/gender fluid nonbinary (they/them) We hate the cops, love cute things, and struggle to be alive /stoners that like exploring psychedelics /From Minnesota, United States. /Alters are : Skylar Mae, jezzebel, Skylar Adam, Lydia, Matthew, Baby Sky, Jess, Layla , jules Julia, Jasper, Daisy, Nicole, and skylar moon who is a integration of four of us.

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coffeeheaux-deactivated20220909

the feminine urge to stab <3

queen-of-thunder

skinmite

“nobody is saying completely abolish the police theyre saying defund and reform uwu”

“nobody is saying literally give the land back theyre saying it metaphorically uwu”

hanohouse

blackboi-joy

what if we explored abandoned buildings while holding hands

another-day-in-my-head-deactiva

wreck

Ebb and Flow

when you're talking to the host's friends and the host doesn't really talk about the system much so you gotta act like you're them

witchyoons-remade-deactivated20

reblog if you’re gay, shy or a fucking idiot

blackbarbieofficial

yes

plushviscera

some clay pals

highlights-of-the-lowlife

Stop vilifying adults that live with their parents.

We’re still deep in one of the worst economic recessions of modern times. For many of us its not a choice but a requirement in order to survive. For many of us we have disabilities that make finding accommodation that suit our needs a lot harder and a lot more expensive.

Many of us pay into the household. Many of us are trapped in abusive households because we don’t have the means to leave. We aren’t moochers or afraid to leave the nest. The world simply isn’t built to support us anymore.

solitarelee

This is actually an incredibly western (and specifically American) thing. In a lot of other countries and cultures it’s NOT AT ALL uncommon for an adult to still live with their parents. As a second generation immigrant, it’s BEWILDERING to me. My cousin still lives with our grandmother; it’s important. She needs someone to watch after her, and she has the space… why wouldn’t he? This obsession with “adults” being “fully independent” of their parents is a fully American, bizarrely capitalist notion and it needs to be stomped into the ground.