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just woke up from a dream in which âhaving a two year old alterâ was such a common identity facet among the general public that you could buy like mugs and gift bags etc related to this at any walmart or target
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this random but should be heard:
you are not and will never be a bad person for distancing yourself from someone who was destroying your mental health/making you want to relapse. no matter how hard they guilt trip you.
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"not everything is about you" then i'll fucking make it about me get the fuck off my case
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This kinda shit is exactly why we hate yâall. No you fucking canât just âbecome a systemâ holy fucking shit
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npd culture is sitting and admiring your own art like yess. i made that. my art is finally as good as i want it to be, its so perfect. im unstoppable. im surprised people arent obsessed with me yet.
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can you explain what an npd split looks like for the pwnpd? what causes splitting, how it feels like, for how long it usually happens. i found articles about it and read them but most of them werent really insight, just how it looks for other people and how to deal when pwnpd split
splitting for pwnpd is usually triggered by a lack of attention/acknowledgement or supply. for me, when my needs arenât met and I feel as if Iâm not being paid enough attention to/people arenât acknowledging me, I start splitting. keep in mind everyoneâs experiences are unique to their own! these are just a few examples I was able to list that could be the reason behind why someone can begin to split
splits can last for hours to days on end, even weeks. keep in mind itâs completely normal if some of your splits are longer or shorter than others!
Itâs pretty hard to explain how it feels when splitting, considering you can split for a numerous amount of reasons. sometimes I feel a gnawing sickness and resentment towards the person/thing Iâm splitting over, or Instead I feel empty and numb. it really depends on the person and the reason why youâre splitting in the first place
when Iâm splitting, I usually try and find something to distract myself with to get my mind off things. stuff like taking a shower, going outside, cleaning, or watching a comfort show/movie of mine always helps to clear my mind. I understand if this might not be helpful for you, and thatâs completely okay! thereâs plenty of other ways that you can cope with splitting. sometimes its easier to just release your emotions instead of bottling them up. ripping a piece of paper is probably the safest approach when it comes to releasing your anger. breaking or throwing something (safely) definitely helps, too.
I hope this information is helpful enough to you! I apologise if my wording here isnât that great, I havenât had the time to respond to these properly so Iâve been writing these on a bit of a whim. if thereâs anything else youâd like answered/need advice with, my inbox is always open and Iâm happy to answer them. take care!
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ive been questioning whether i have npd or not lately but then its like. im so smart and funny and people find my ego charming and i dont want to try and see what a doctor has to say about it cuz i dont want them to think im not any of those things also they'll probably be wrong anyway.. trying to find npd stuff on tumbr tho
hi! not sure if you meant to send this into my inbox but i'll answer anyways ^_^
If you're looking for recourses on NPD, I'd highly recommend looking through the DSM-5, which you should be able to find online for free! I'd also suggest looking through this and this! theyre resource masterlists on NPD (the diagnostic criteria, definitions, blogs ect).
I hope this was helpful enough for you, take care!
#i barley put any effort into writing this sorry </3#npd#actually npd#actually narcissistic#narcissistic personality disorder#npd things
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things I didn't know could be undiagnosed npd:
(NOTE: this is my personal experience. I am not currently diagnosed.)
HATING being told I was "as good as everyone else." i SEETHED hearing that. I didn't want to be "as good as-" I wanted to be BETTER.
hating HATING everyone who did better than me- they must've cheated. It's not fair.
if someone criticises me, they didn't get the full picture. they'd LOVE me if they did.
constantly feeling like an outsider but ONLY liking people I could see as the same as me. everyone else is a piece of shit.
constantly trying to present myself publicly with a "confident" posture and use "fancy" words to seem more intelligent
exaggerating my self hatred for sympathy and compliments, getting pissed when people don't compliment me for that
getting confused when people don't laugh at my humour because I make the Best Jokes Ever
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not everyone with npd is an awful evil manipulator. but i am. love yall â¤ď¸
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executive dysfunction
// fanbrush, ANGST, vent art, prob very ooc (sorry! i'm projecting! smiles)
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Just a reminder
Be the kind of system that feels right to your system. Regardless of what random shit heads on the internet think, it is your system. Your way of moving through the world.
If that means intergration, you do that.
If that means feeling the extremely valid rough feelings that come with being a system, you do that.
If that means making the best out of your situation, you do that.
I am so tired of seeing people say âbEiNg a SyStEm iSnâT sOmEtHiNg yOu ShOuLd EnJoYâ
No shit Sherlock, we know the disorder is extremely draining. We know itâs not âonly having friends in your headâ that doesnât give you the right to tell other systems they canât try to make the best out of their situation. Some days are gonna be hard. Sometimes the only people you got are the one âin your headâ
So to the systems that are best friends with their head mates, I love that for you.
To the systems that feel like the only family they have is their head mates, I love that for you.
To the systems that bicker with their head mates like siblings, I love that for you
To the systems that fall in love with their head mates, I love that for you.
Having DID does NOT mean living in a constant state of sorrow because people view it as âromanticizingâ the disorder. We are well aware of the horrors that come with this way of navigating the world. Just because we donât want to spend our lives âeternally doomedâ doesnât make us bad people.
Idk about yâall but being sad about having DID or being a system is only helpful for so long. We donât want to spend our entire lives mourning. We donât want to spend every waking moment wishing things were different. For us, that would mean our abusers would win. That would mean everything they said we wouldnât be able to do will remain what ifs. Idk of being happy out of spite is a motivator for everyone so I will just say this.
Be happy for you. Yâall deserve it. Yes youâll have ups and downs. But yâall are worthy and deserving of peace just like any other physical body. Having DID isnât a death sentence. It is just another way of navigating the world. Just like with any other neurodivergence.
Stop sentencing people to a life of torment just because you feel that they are âtoo happyâ to have DID. Ever heard of masking? Yeah maybe you should take that into consideration as well.
Be the kind of system that feels right to your system. Itâs your life.
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Sometimes wild attraction shit happens when you learn to separate masc/fem from man/woman. Iâve known queer women find the femininity in a man attractive. Iâve known gay men get so hot and bothered by the masculinity of a woman.
There was once a guy who was not really my type but then he did drag and was suddenly wildly attractive to me. And since Iâm bisexual it doesnât give me a crisis when someone is suddenly hot to me in an unconventional way. I used to think this was particularly a bi experience.
Then Iâve met plenty of gay men and lesbians who are also chill about that sort of thing. Sometimes life is like that âoops made out with a twink in Brighton who turned out to be a lesbian who thought I was a lesbianâ and sometimes itâs like âhey, Iâm not normally into men but this guy has got something hot going on.â
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