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ngl i always thought all typing quirks were for semiverbal/alterverbal ppl, we didn't even know ppl use em otherwise outsidea that. Only ppl we have in our system that use quirks r altverbal and literally cannot speak otherwise, but its kinda cool people choose to do it
Huh. That's interesting. So this helps the semiverbal alters communicate better?
I've actually never really thought about this much, but I'm kind of interested in the mechanics of this. Do you think this has something to do with how the brain processes language? Like how some people can communicate better with song when they have trouble speaking words normally?
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I rlly don't enjoy being separated from the CDD community just bc I'm not an exclusionist and support endos, actually
The idea that I'm somehow less of a system/disordered than other CDDs is rlly disheartening and rlly ableist, and it doesn't feel good to know that such a vocal minority of my community doesn't support me and doesn't want me in my OWN COMMUNITY because of my stance on my fellow plural folks
I genuinely love being able to connect with non disordered folks, and I feel safe in endo spaces, but I wish I felt safe in CDD spaces as well
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A history of trauma can make peace feel like boredom
I'm bored.
Are you bored?
Maybe you're unsettled, unsure, anxious, or irritable
Maybe sometimes it feels like boredom
Why?
My entire life I searched for peace and calm, and I've always been told that happiness will follow it
So why am I unsatisfied?
Dr. Nicole LePera said this:
When leaving trauma cycles, expect to be bored. That’s a good sign. You’re leaving the cycle of emotion addiction:
When we’re used to cycles of chronic stress, drama, and overwhelm, we get stuck in fight or flight. Cortisol and adrenaline are a constant in the body.
We subconsciously seek this environment to feel alive or “like ourselves”.
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When the body is coming out of chronic nervous system dysregulation, there is a transition phase. No longer getting constant spikes of cortisol we might feel bored, restless, or irritated.
Boredom is healthy. It does take some getting used to. You’ll be surprised at how much you subconsciously feel a pull towards emotional activation.
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We have not evolved to be in cycles of chronic stress that never end.
It will be unfamiliar, at first. Soon, it will feel like peace.
Many trauma survivors report a vague sense of emptiness and boredom when they are not angry, under duress, or involved in activities that activate emotional responses. Reexposure to trauma is known to act as a pain reliever, equivalent to 8mg of morphine.
We crave the release of dopamine and endorphins that follow stress, something we're used to and understand-- something that makes us feel alive and active
The question then becomes,
Are there healthy ways to engage with activities that give you that "kick"?
I'd like to think there are.
Mindfulness, attention to the people in your close inner circles, and frequent breaks are just a few small steps.
Does anyone have any tips or stories? Maybe another perspective?
#syscourse unknown#did#osdd#osddid#cdd community#system#ptsd#complex ptsd#plural#system safe#trauma processing and dealing#addiction adjacent#general discourse
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On the struggles of being a system...
I saw a post which talked about how seeing other systems be happy and stuff felt like a mockery to them, or saying that being a system isn't inherently a bad thing is a mockery. I have some particular feelings about this. I don't like it.
Having a disorder is debilitating, there's a lot of struggle. Some days it's easier and I enjoy talking with my alters and sharing experiences with other systems, other times the repressed emotions and urges suddenly coming to attack me... Not remembering why things feel so wrong or some days I feel more me than before, or don't even feel like the concept of me is real.
Yet, it's not something I hate. Even if i were a singlet, I think I'd still struggle one way or another, it's inevitable in this world we live in. Not being a system wouldn't automatically fix all my problems. I think I'd have different problems that are just as much of a hassle as being a system.
Sure, it would be nice to not struggle with the trauma that caused this. It would be nice to simply not have wounds that are festering but are hidden, and you aren't ready to fix them.
But others enjoying the other stuff that came with the trauma being a mockery? Making the most of what they have, being a mockery? You're simply projecting your insecurities onto those who seem to be in a "better state" than you. It is not a bad thing for people to happy despite it all. They are not mocking you or anyone for that matter.
Or even someone experiencing something you have but without the struggles that come along with it... It isn't a mockery. I'd like to say it demonstrates that it isn't inherently suffering.
Please don't say that the joy of others are mockeries of your pain. I think it hurts everyone, including you.
#sysconversation#not syscourse but adjacent#did osdd#osddid#actually cdd#cdd community#cdd inclus#sysblr#did#osdd
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A "trauma disorder" is any disorder actually categorized as such, ableism towards people who experience delusions isn't cool, calling fictionkin folk and a fair number of fictives delusional for their identities isn't cool, threatening people (even as a joke) isn't cool, the world is literally ending please get it together
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The map is not the territory. In regards to geopolitics, this means a map of the world is a representation, not reality itself. Borders change. Landmasses change. The words used to label depictions of certain regions reflect temporal motivations. The landmasses labeled North America and South America are named after an Italian mapmaker and have not been named as such for many millennia. The names on the globe reflect historical ideological movements.
The concept of a world map entirely covered in nationstates with well-defined borders is relatively new. This reflects a particular ideology in which states are things that occupy landmasses and contain people, rather than material realities constructed by social agreements between individuals.
Even satellite maps are photographs: they are representations of reality, and they are distinct from the real world in various ways. If satellite maps are presented as the most cutting edge and accurate way of depicting Earth as it really is, that too reflects a bias toward seeing what the world “really is” in a particular way.
The map is not the territory. In regards to psychiatry, this means that a catalogue of behaviours maligned as syndromes written by clubs of predominantly white western cisgender men is not a holy almanac of extant neurological deviations from some universal standard of reason.
Psychiatry is a violent institution at its roots. The concepts of sanity and madness are inextricable from racism and colonialism. American psychiatry emerged from the practice of allowing slaveholders the “right” to have captive people they held in involuntary servitude declared “mentally unfit” or “insane”.
Psychiatry remains a violent institution. It is an extension of western fetishization of “rationalism”; it rationalizes unpersoning. It holds that madpeople are without “reason”, a notion that for many intents and purposes is a sanitized synonym of soul, and therefore madpeople must be caged. It offers a “scientific” and “rational” dogma of “degeneracy”.
Psychiatry is interlinked with the prison industrial complex and is one of the principal institutions to which the term “institutional racism” applies. American psychiatry diagnoses black bodied people with oppositional defiant disorder, antisocial personality disorder, schizophrenia, and cognitive disabilities at higher rates than white bodied people, simultaneously villainizing and constructing blackness as a social and material reality, villainizing and constructing particular categories of disability as categories to be marginalized and medically neglected, and perpetuating racialist ideologies while frequently aligning with eugenicist initiatives. Psychiatry is a part of a system that determines who is free and who is unfree, and that system serves and protects inequalities as its foundational purpose.
Psychiatry creates an idea of mental illness that's very attractive as a pejorative among liberals and conservatives, e.g., Conservativism/liberalism should be considered a mental illness (and therefore conservatives/liberals should be unfree). This kind of thinking also appears on the auth-left, e.g., I think money should be considered a delusion (and therefore capitalists should be unfree). Psychiatry constructs, enforces, and regulates categories of “undesirables”.
No one derives rights and validity from the DSM. American queer people did not feel protected by homosexuality's status as a diagnosis in the DSM, and they rioted and organized until it was removed as a diagnosis in 1974. Trans people deserve freedom and rights because everyone deserves freedom and rights, not because the American Psychiatric Association recognizes gender dysphoria as a diagnosis.
Psychiatry does not champion the rights of people it diagnoses. In the words of Frantz Fanon, “Psychiatry is an auxiliary of the police.” Psychiatrists police communities, and they do so with the same violent racist, sexist, cisheteronormative prejudices endogenous to police departments.
Psychiatrists, like police officers, have the right to arbitrarily detain people. Psychiatrists are gatekeepers between people and inalienable rights to medicine and drugs. Psychiatrists participate in the othering and erasure of people who experience trauma, especially generational and societal trauma. Psychiatrists actively construct a colonial narrative in which there exists an ideal (white, sane, able bodied) rational human standard from which there is (“degenerate”) deviation. Psychiatrists kidnap and imprison people. Psychiatrists swear oaths to kidnap and imprison people. Psychiatrists rarely face charges or even lose their licenses to practice when their abuses are well documented - and, in general, most abuses are not well documented.
Psychiatry’s existence as an institution opposes absolute rights to bodily autonomy. Psychiatry prohibits poor, sick, and disabled people people from accessing lifesaving medicine. Psychiatry disproportionately denies people of color access to treatments entirely by applying “untreatable” diagnoses.
Medicalist gatekeepers are bullies shilling for a cruel establishment. They routinely accuse their harassment targets of faking disorders, being delusional, and having personality disorders, and they routinely invalidate people using a variety of slurs originally directed at people diagnosed with psychosis, autism, cognitive impairment, and paraphilias as pejoratives.
All these pejoratives are associated with diagnoses in the DSM. Medicalist gatekeepers use them to invalidate and harass others because they’ve integrated the beliefs that psychiatric propagandists peddle: that belonging to those diagnostic criteria makes you ontologically worth less and less “rational” than a sane, abled being; deserving of unfreedom; “degenerate”—without “reason”.
At the crux of their arguments, they say, you’re not like me, you’re like those bad madpeople – or, even more insidiously, I don’t believe what you say about yourself as much as I believe what psychiatry says about you.
If you find yourself thinking, “well of course we have to have an objective viewpoint to really understand this phenomenon - people like that aren’t fully rational!” then you believe unpersoning propaganda.
#antipsychiatry#anti psychiatry#syscourse#this is more syscourse adjacent but it was written with syscourse in mind#my writing#🔥 poked me into publishing this.
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still wild to me how majority of systems i meet and know have factives, yet factives themselves seem to be much less talked about and/or respected simply because they involve real people.
#[m]#syscourse tw#<- not sure? just in case#it's complicated since i'm a historical figure whose existence is up to debate but i'm a factive/factive-adjacent#so seeing the stigma within plural communities when it comes to factives makes me feel quite pensive..
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Me: so I'm a fictive but not an introject because the term is heavily associated with psychological origins and I don't really fit with the medical definition, not all fictives are introjects and headmates with spiritual origins like me don't really fit it
People: oh so you're gatekeeping introject? you're saying endogenic systems can't use introject? how dare you
#we did clarify it and this is an over exaggeration. but also like it is so hard to explain this to people who dont know#it also was like 'yeah spiritual systems dont really use introject' 'ive seen them do' like where???#i also thought this was common knowledge and was not prepared for this debate#pluralgang#fictives#fictive#syscourse#<- like adjacent
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Boy-adjacent
Boy-adjacent is described to be a "boy" but slightly to the left. It's on the masc-aligned spectrum but the experience cannot just simply be described by the word boy. This can be paired with other identities or standalone.
Coined 04/20/24
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why are you trying to collect sources disproving endogenic plurality?
Because so far, I haven’t found a single one, despite so many people claiming they have. 🤷 I must be missing something.
#syscourse#asks#anon#vessel on a calming sea#(There’s a bit of… not sarcasm but sarcasm-adjacent vibes here)#(I’m trying to find them because there are none)
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dude, endos are VISCIOUS. like. i reblogged a few anti endo posts because i am a traumagen system who does not like to see their safe spaces gentrified by ppl forcing themselves into a disorder that’s ruined my life and continues to affect it in ways that are not net positive.
so then i got an ask that was p clearly designed to induce paranoia (i’m guessing they dug through my blog a bit and gathered that i’m schizo-affective) and god forbid i reply to a pro endo post that’s entirely misinformative about all systems, because i’ll be met with the most conniving, passive aggressive, and just plain mean remarks.
the real thing that gets me is that all of their oppression is entirely self imposed. they invade spaces, demand attention, and when they’re told that what they’re doing is wrong, they throw a tantrum and start linking twitter threads with cherry picked evidence about how right they are. they make up buzzwords that are just plain bastardizations of terms related to trans history and oppression, and that is not unintentional. it is a purposeful play on language to heighten the sense of a liberation front for something that simply does not exist. manipulation like that is outright disgusting, and i have no problem thinking less of people who believe that it is okay.
i am especially mad at all the misinformation that gets spread? as someone who is figuring their system out and trying to learn things, misinformation can be extremely dangerous for me and it’s more than disheartening to think i’ve learned something new only to see “pro endo” in the tags and realize that i can’t trust a word i’ve just read. i don’t get why they can’t at least keep it to themselves if they can’t just shut up about it forever and always.
i’m just. eugh. i’m so sick of people in general taking oppressed identities and tacking them on as personality traits for brownie points and endos are an amazing punching bag ❤️
#syscourse#not actual syscourse it’s just syscourse adjacent and i wanted anyone with that tag blocked to be able to filter it#anti endo#fuck endos#anti endogenic#rant post#long post#long rant#endo rant#syscourse rant#interruptingmarla
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I have OCD and like using typing quirks and never thought those two things were connected before. Huh.
I mean, they may not be for you. I think most typing quirks aren't really compulsory things or related to OCD. I also think with systems, specifically, there are some headmates who might feel more themselves typing in a way that resembles how they would speak internally.
And sometimes typing quirks are just something you do for fun!
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"Ugh, all these DID fakers using up all of us REAL system's resources !!!!"
Dude what fucking resources, Simply Plural ??????
#mewo rambles :3#tag for ula#mavey go away#tagging for dogz#Orange please ignore#Tw syscourse adjacent#tw fakeclaiming#endo safe
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"your doctor knows better than you" are you a doctor. how can i trust you. i don't. stop.
please shut up and stop acting like your insensitive and misinforming opinions as gospel.
i don't like you.
#i hate this new vein of “correcting misinfo” blogs#you're making me terrified of going to a doctor#syscourse adjacent#i'm gonna avoid the tag for a bit
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GUN SYSTEM
flag for systems that have connections or themes surrounding guns
can also be used if your system just likes guns idgaf
not an origin + no syscourse cause i retain sanity also i dont tolerate columbine dickriders and their adjacent parties
tagging: @radiomogai
#ON SIGHT ★#gun system#system flags#system stuff#themed flags#liom coining#liom term#liomogai#mogai term#mogai flag
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Girlboy-adjacent
Girlboy-adjacent or boygirl-adjacent is described to be a "girlboy" or "boygirl" but slightly to the left of the binaries. The experience cannot just simply be described by the word girlboy or boygirl. This can be paired with other identities or standalone.
Coined 04/20/24
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