The Quantum System

the personal blog for a DID system

[wearequantum]

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You are the universe experiencing itself...

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This is our personal blog and online journal documenting our system journey. Enjoy your stay ☆

ABOUT US:

Currently 25

Currently use they/he pronouns

Currently taken and not interested

Interests are D&D, theater, voice acting, video games, children's cartoons, and RV living

We use we when referring to a system-wide belief or opinion, and I for a single alter's perspective

BYF:

Neopronouns are cool, mspec lesbians are cool, alterhumans are cool

Trans rights are human rights

Plurality is inherently disordered and originates from trauma

Polyminds are repackaged endogenics, a.k.a. still ableist

All cops are bastards

TransID folks are bigots

MAPs are pedophiles

Zoophiles are animal abusers

Narcissist/bipolar/BPD is not inherently abusive

Free Palestine

Free Ukraine

ICE out

AI art is theft

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...and the universe said you are love.

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[borderlinereminders]

You should not need people to cross their boundaries in order to prove they love you.

This was something I actually had to unlearn myself because of the way I was raised and the relationship dynamics I grew up around. I was taught that love meant ignoring your own discomfort, needs, and boundaries for other people. That proving your love meant sacrificing parts of yourself, even when something hurt you or made you uncomfortable. So for a long time, I thought that was normal. I thought love was supposed to mean putting someone else above your own limits, and I sometimes looked for that same “proof” from other people too.

But healthy love is not built on people abandoning themselves for each other.

[athousandgateaux]

I think people need to be able to recognize that it is possible to enjoy something even if its not "good," and that enjoyment constitutes a kind of value, but it also doesn't make the enjoyable thing "good". Y'know?

[athousandgateaux]

Like, I think we should all be comfortable enjoying things that kind of suck without having to construct elaborate justifications for our enjoyment that amount to: "this thing I like is actually secretly really good, even though it seems like it sucks, and everyone else is wrong about it".

[sequentialprophet]

If Darby gets a title fight every week, Thekla should be getting a title fight every week

[fraidythecat]

Drinking Fountain, mixed media zine, 2025

[virtualmosshroom]

[busket]

daily affirmations

I am the best person

I am the best at being a person

I am unkillable

I am good at everything

I am protected by divine forces and I am their favorite

I'm cute

[expressions-of-nature]

Fontainebleau State Park, Louisiana by Lana Gramlich

[fizzyy68]

channeling a lot of pain into my art right now

[pissvortex]

Jeff Necklace

[randomitemdrop]

Item: Jeff Necklace

[coinandcandle]

Hello friends,

I just want to remind everyone of a very important rule of thumb when being on the internet: a disagreement is not inherently a fight, and it is not inherently malicious.

In witchy and occult spaces we have the fortune to share our vast experiences and practices with each other. This means that your experiences and methods will not always (in fact, will most often not) align perfectly with anyone else's.

So, if you are going to publicly share your experiences, opinions, and practice, keep in mind that others are going to see it. Which means other people may disagree with you or do things differently--but that doesn't mean it's a fight! It is a chance to discuss these differences and learn from each other! :D

Please remember to use your media literacy and context clues and ask yourself: Is this person really trying to argue with me? Or are they just communicating their perspectives/experiences with me?

Chances are that they are simply sharing their experiences, not trying to force their ways on you. We can't read tone across the internet, (unless you use tone tags) so we never know the tone that someone writes in.

Be kind to each other and, as hard as it may be, don't assume malice when miscommunication is so much more common.

[alteredpanel]

[catadromously]

the kids aren’t cooked, you just need to hang out with them in the woods.

[catadromously]

I mean you meet these young people trapped in their classrooms or nuclear families in paved over neighborhoods, you are going to see them at the lowest points of forced routine, atomization, gutted autonomy, academic stress, you are going to see them at their worst. you’re going to see addictive behavior. bad social skills. lashing out. uncreativity. laziness and distraction. they do look totally cooked.

you need to take them into the woods

I do outdoor education work, and within minutes of any elementary to middle schooler getting free permission to mess around with their friends in a clearing, they’re curious and driven again. they’re asking each other questions and yeeting pinecones at trees (science) and using their bodies. sometimes for evil. as is developmentally right. they want to know the names of birds! they want to teach someone pokemon! they want to build stuff and kick stuff and tackle each other and you into the snow!

they’re basically fucking institutionalized for 90% of their lives but their spirits are alive. you need to take them into the woods you need to treat them like animals with powerful inner lives and they’ll show you they are.

and you, if you feel like you’re relating too much, remember that you can also take YOURSELF to the woods

[i-suggest-larp]

Take yourself and others to the woods!!

[rdostuff]

What's beyond?

dreamcore caine save us

[irid3sc3nt-void]

Cw: drug mention

A GENTLE REMINDER ABOUT PERSECUTORS

Persecutor is a very broad term that encompasses a LOT of maladaptive coping mechanisms. Not all of them are aggressive and angry. Non-aggressive persecutors are very underrepresented. The idea that ALL persecutors are aggressive & violent adds to the social stigma and harmful stereotypes surrounding persecutor alters. Of course, the aggressive and angry persecutors are also allowed to exist. This post is not about them and not meant to invalidate their existence.

We just wish there was more awareness for the "passive" persecutors. The persecutors that self isolate, the persecutors that are avoidant, the persecutors that deal with maladaptive escapism, the persecutors whose harmful coping mechanisms are more covert, the persecutors who cope through drug use, the persecutors who don't feel comfortable identifying as one because of how one-dimensional the media has made the term "persecutor" appear.

[theanalogsystem]

polyfragmented more like polyfagmented. the majority of us are queer

[homoeroticgrappling]

Being a hater for a moment: it would be unacceptable regardless that the women's world title match with huge ramifications and a significant role in key stories in the division isn't the main event over essentially a random matchup, but the salt in the wound of it being THAT match specifically? Really couldn't find two people for the match that gets put above the women's match who aren't balls deep in misogynistic controversy