🌙Aeromancy

♱ MASC LOSER ID PACK . . .

NAMES ; aspen , noel , scottie , toms , robin , tyler , xavier , flynn , grime , zack , dominic , tucker , bruise , eddie , jacob , bobby , leon , rust , bane , lukas , dean , dexter , jason , will

PRONOUNS ; grime / grimes , rock / rocks , dirt / dirts , zomb / zombs , brui / bruise , cool / cools , gro / gross , lose / loser , bro / bros , scrape / scrapes , rot / rots , scab / scabs , weird / weirds , soda / sodas , dude / dudes

TiTLES ; the loser boy , the boy protagonist , this teenage dirtbag , [X] with bruised knees , [X] with scraped elbows , the awkward one , the videogame player , this weird dude

iDENTiTiES ; dirtbagteenic , dirtbagteenboy , stinkboy , unhingedloserfreak , emoloser , losergender , monsterenergygender , rotboy , rockmasc , hoodieboy , weirdbeing , protagboy , retrovideogamegender , weirdboy , pathetiboy , prettyboyloser , videogamegender , bandbruisenboy , recluminjuric , coolduden

SEE ALSO ; fem loser id pack

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LANGUAGE EXPERT．   ➷

pt: language expert. end pt.

DEFINITION ⠀✦⠀ an alter that's better at speaking a language than the rest of the collective is. this may tie into being a non-main language speaking alter, but does not have to.

pt: definition, an alter that's better at speaking a language than the rest of the collective is. this may tie into being a non-main language speaking alter(link), but does not have to. end pt.

TAGS．  gift for @brainkeeper-service; @radiomogai @sevvys @angeltism @gingertiefling @boingogender @pupcoins @monarchenwinter @the-astropaws @flutteringwings-coining @acronym-chaos @catboy-autism @whimes．  ➷

Hypersomnia

[pt: Hypersomnia /end pt]

Hypersomnia - A chronic sleep disorder characterized by excessive daytime sleepiness despite getting adequate or even excessive amounts of sleep.

(No spoons for ID, sorry!)

Self indulgent coining

Can you see the vision I was goin for? The yellowish colors are supposed to represent the day and the blues represent the night and sleep/sleepiness. There are more blues to show the sleepiness taking over the day. I also had an idea of using a solar eclipse symbol to represent the daytime sleepiness.

Here is the link for the eclipse symbol I used

Tags - @radiomogai @wanderingdevotee @mad-pride

If anyone would like to be tagged in this post or future coining/flag posts please let us know <3

⌗ ⠀forest / nature id pack

✦⠀names ;

forrest. fern. moss. cedar. willow. river. juniper. aspen. maple. hazel. sage. poppy. rowan. thistle. arbor. brook. cypress. magnolia. oak. pine. thalia. lark. starling. raven. bear. meadow. basil. flint. reed. briar. clay. blossom. fox. dahlia. magnolia. laurel. violet. oliver. iris. finley. kai. rosemary. parker. arlo. beckett. sierra. tawny. paxton. everett. weston. paloma. rocky. fisher. jett. pike. robin. cliff. jasper. nettle. birch. thisbe. ingrid. jasmine. bailey.

✦⠀pronouns ;

ix ixes. x xs. it its. they them. ze zem. ey em. xe xem. ae aer. fae faer. dae daem. fern ferns. herb herbs. leaf leaves. bush bushes. thorn thorns. petal petals. tree trees. branch branches. twig twigs. rock rocks. stream streams. water waters. rain rains. storm storms. fungi fungus. acorn acorns. stem stems. pollen pollens. needle needles. geo geos. bio bios. fall falls. moss mosses. paw paws. horn horns. faun fauns. flora floras. nat nats. green greens. brush brushes. thicket thickets. cave caves. climb climbs. hike hikes. walk walks. boot boots. pic pics. camp camps. tent tents. fire fires.

✦⠀xenogenders ;

forestripped. naturnosticgender. redwoodgender. forestgender. treegender. songbirdsingic. forestdeity. forleafian. forestadventurer. forestneedy. nautreserenic. cloverflowergender. mouanipre.

CRYPTID ID PACK

NAMES︰ abyss. alien. antler. apollo. azul. azure. barkscratch. belial. blade. blood. bloodhound. bone bones. buck. butcher. cain. carcass. carrion. cassius. celestia. circe. clawthorn. cloud. corpse. creature. critter. cry. crypt. cryptid. danger. dawn. dear. derby. dire. doc. dragon. drow. entiyne. eyesia. fae. fang. faun. fearprint. ghoul. gnasher. graves. grim. grimm. guts. hart. haunt. hide. hollow. hound. jawz. juno. katherine. keir. killer. komo. kraken. lagoona. locke. lucien. lumi. molar. morticia. mortis. moth. myst. mysterie. necro. night. oblivion. oisín. orion. phantom. poltergeist. rabid. raven. red. revenant. riegel. roadkill. roscoe. rot. sabel. scamper. scar. scatter. scum. scythe. serpent. shadow. shifter. shiver. shrill. siren. sky. skylar. snap. solace. sombre. specter. spector. spectre spite. spotlight. squid. stag. stalk. stare. stick. summer. sunday. sunny. teef. thunder. trix. unknown. vanessa. venus. vesper. vestige. via. voiddust. voider. wander. wanderer. watcher. wraith. wyvern. zeke.

PRONOUNS︰ abyss/abyssal. anom/anomoly. ant/antler. beast/beast. blood/bleed. brain/brain. canine/canine. chase/chase. chup/chup. ciph/cipher claw/claw. creature/creature. critter/critter. cryp/crypt. cryp/cryptid. crypt/crypt. crypt/cryptid. danger/dangerou. dark/dark. death/death. decay/decay. deer/deer. distort/distort. doe/eye. ent/entity. error/erro. faun/faun. fear/fear. fig/figure. fog/fog. freak/freak. ghost/ghost. gloom/gloom. gore/gore. gut/gut. hunt/hunt. hx/hxm. it/it. ix/ix. kill/kill. kit/kit. loch/loch. look/look. lur/lurk. maim/maim. mist/myst. moth/moth. mu/mutation. murder/murder. omen/omen. rib/rib. rip/rip. rot/rot. scare/scare. scream/scream. shade/shade. shadow/shadow. shift/shift. shx/hxr. spectre/specter. spook/spook. stab/stab. stalk/stalk. stalk/stalking. stare/stare. stare/staring. tear/tear. that/that. thing/thing. thxy/thxm. umbra/umbra. un/uncanny. unknown/unknown. veil/veil. void/void. watch/watche. weird/weirdo. woof/woof. worm/worm. ze/zem. 🐾. 👻. 🦑.

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dear systems,

— its okay to have inconsistent amnesia barriers.

- its okay to not recall times when you were fronting.

- its okay to have full amnesia blocks sometimes, and emotional amnesia other times with no identifiable pattern.

- its okay to not have amnesia between switches sometimes.

— its okay to not have gatekeepers.

- its okay to not know if you do or do not have any gatekeepers.

- it is okay to wish you had a gatekeeper.

— its okay to have no control over switches.

- its okay to switch frequently.

- its okay to have a low splitting tolerance.

— its okay to be polyfragmented.

— its okay to have no communication.

— its okay to feel upset that youre a system.

- its okay to feel frustrated that these things are out of your control.

- its okay to not be making any “improvements” in communication or functionality.

- its okay to be angry.

— its okay to be scared.

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20 Ways to Show Extreme Fear in Your Writing

As I dive into researching signs of fear for my horror WIP, I wanted to share some of the most compelling and visceral reactions I’ve come across. Whether you’re writing a chilling scene or crafting a character’s panic, these 20 signs of fear can help bring tension and realism to your story.

Physical Reactions

Hyperventilating — sucking in air but never feeling like it’s enough

Chest tightens — feels like a weight or hands pressing down

Limbs shaking violently, knees buckling

Complete loss of muscle control — collapsing or unable to stand

Cold sweat soaking through clothes

Heart hammering so hard they feel it in their throat or head

Tunnel vision — the world narrowing down to one terrifying focal point

Ringing in the ears or sudden deafness, like the world drops away

Dizziness / feeling faint / vision blurring

Dry mouth — unable to speak or even scream

Uncontrollable Behavior

Screaming / sobbing / gasping — involuntary vocal outbursts

Panic run — bolting without thinking, tripping over everything

Clawing at their own skin / chest / throat — like trying to escape their body

Begging / pleading out loud even if no one’s there

Repeating words or phrases — “No, no, no” / “This isn’t happening”

Hiding instinctively — diving under tables, closets, or corners

Desperate grabbing — reaching for someone, anything solid

Loss of bladder or bowel control (for extreme terror)

Total mental shutdown — frozen, slack-jawed, staring blankly

Memory blackout — later can’t recall what happened during the worst moment