parade
my biggest advice for (especially but not exclusively new(ly discovered)) systems is... to take everyones advice with a grain of salt. whats good for one system is catestrophically bad for another. a lot of posts frame their advice as perfect and infallible (which i doubt is intentional on the posters part), but it really isnt. just do what works best for your system.
About me
Co-host. Among other things.
Traumagenic.
Audiophile and art enthusiast.
Terrorpunk.
Anti-psychiatry. Not opposed to uncoerced treatment.
Neutral to all good faith identities. I do mean all.
About my systemmate & this blog
My systemmate follows from dualita and used this as their main blog until April 2025. We changed that because the two of us wanted to follow separate people. I took over this one because I'm more active and I already followed a bunch of people on this account for my side blog. I still post there, but mostly just art reblogs now.
Tagging system
#gen415 - personal
#ref - reference (mostly longer posts)
#for someone - age regression
#sys shit - system related reblogs mostly
sometimes being a system is like having a twitch chat in your brain but sometimes its like banging your head against the wall in the dark to find a switch that will send a working-but-very-dim bat signal to the other side of the world and just praying they’ll see it and understand
who let this bird on the train
vi not wearing a bra after she's been recovering? makes sense, totally checks out. unclear if vi even owns a bra at this point. caitlyn not wearing a bra to go visit her dumbass ex who got herself locked in a secluded prison cell? SUSPICIOUS
do your headmates have “offline” days? like when someone isn’t there (not talking, not communicating with anyone else - it feels like they don’t exist) and nothing brings them out. but then they’re back in a few days. how do you deal with it? is it annoying or do you not even notice?
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