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Added my own take!! I had fun with this :3

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Tag game: make yourself as a little guy

Tagged by: @thanatos-zagreus-shagreus

Tagging: @thiamsxbitch @rhyslahey @myinnerguineapig and whoever else is up for doing it 💙

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I wish we could normalize alters and especially introjects being able to use avatars and usernames and stuff that don't have to be their actual name and faceclaim or wtv.....

Like I'm not a Selever fictive I just like using these old edited pictures of him as profile pictures but I feel like I'm not allowed to use it anywhere because that's what people will assume </3 and its just a character

Like I get the whole point of system spaces is interacting and being able to freely express yourself as who you are as individuals but can I do that by expressing myself instead of describing myself? Idk it feels like almost the same as expecting a singlet to make a social media profile with their real face as a photo/drawing for their PFP and use real personal info in their About Me describing themself

Feels kinda like its part of the whole treating alters as one dimensional thing. Like we all have to be identified and have our info posted to the world like OCs. What if I want to make a rp account or decorate my profile with my own interests and have a username and everything as if I WAS just one person with my own identity instead of someone's brainworm

I'm not being studied in a lab.. I want a life not a system role and glorified stereotypes

Or maybe I'm just looking too much into it and I'm not forming coherent thoughts cause its 2am </3 sorry guys don't hate me

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I just realized no one posts here very much oops!! Have to think of things I suppose (and not hate it and delete it a couple weeks later)

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Locked in front call that system access denied

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Hello !!

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Also! Our discord: cyclicsilence

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The longing for a partner system but it's not that simple and you should actually build a connection with someone before jumping to labels like that but the impatience because The longing for a partner system

I just want someone who understands us

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Some tips for headmates with accents from someone with an accent not native to the body:

Start small with pronunciation. It can be as small as just typing how you would say certain things whether that be with slang or forms of abbreviation like this: G'day mates how ya doin'

When you want to start trying to talk verbally, be wary. Sometimes it can be strange and uncomfortable to hear yourself out loud. It might not come as naturally to you as you'd hope.

That being said, again, start small. I found it's easier to just use small inflections at first. It doesn't have to be too heavy, in fact most natural accents aren't always that exaggerated. Implementing small vowel inflections are a good start. You don't have to dive into it head on.

Research your accent! Listen to people who have it natively, research the language if it's tied to one, if you're an introject from a source with voice acting analyze how your source talks and use it to train your voice.

Do background checks on the culture surrounding it and learn the slang. (Disclaimer: I am NOT endorsing cultural appropriation or claiming to be a part of a different culture in real life. In fact that's why I'm encouraging research. Discretion is up to you.)

Look into vocal warm ups! This is important when you're doing any kind of voice training.

Don't be ashamed if you slip up, even after you feel you've mastered it. You aren't any less valid. At the end of the day, we're all just trying to make do with our situations and feel more comfortable living. You can't control it and it's not your fault.

I haven't seen anyone else talk about this much so I decided to share my two cents. Hope this helps someone out there.