Signal Flare

To all of my Chicago friends out there...

[people to horses] uppies???

a simple and graphic three-color drawing of a cat hanging from a tree branch, wailing in fear and misery. The text in the border around it says “Hang in there baby. You can cry. You can cuss. But you gotta hold on.”

HANG IN THERE BABY!!
#art

If you're "anti-endo" (claim that only DID systems are really systems or treat non-DID systems other than how they wish to be treated) please do not repost my posts? Like? I can't stop you but when you have in YOUR bio "pro endo DNI" why are you interacting with ME, a "pro-endo"? Please stop.

why is it so hard to tell singlets I have fictional characters in my head
#pluralsky

Some of our earliest known members would interact with the body by saying things out loud and we had a sense "Wait... but -I- didn't say that.." We thought for a long time we just had a very strong imagination, all the while members of the system had their own journals, signed their names, etc..

The meme with two pictures, on the left side is a famous classical painting "School of Athens" by Raphael, of Aristotle and Plato walking and talking in deep philosophical discussion. The caption we've placed over it says: "Talking to other systems with fictives about the implications of being a headmate who has exomemories." On the right side is an adult caretaker leaning over a baby sitting at a table, showing the baby something in their hand and talking to them while the baby looks befuddled as if struggling to understand. This one's caption reads: "Talking to singlets about the experience of having fictives even at all."

It's an old meme format but still holds true for us so often in relation to talking about system experiences...

#actuallyDID #pluralsky #pluralgang #DIDsystem #pluralmemes

Reminder that systems are allowed to exist regardless of how their structured or how they originated <3

Systems can do whatever they want their is no wrong answer!

The brain is weird! -💜
#pluralsky

Seven orange marasmius mushrooms float like tiny jellyfish atop black threadlike stems, they grow from fallen leaves beside an old log All photos by me

Here are some nice mushrooms