#did

[sysboxes]

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[theswiftheartsystem]

I don’t mean to say this to make anyone stressed, but this isn’t the time to be endo-neutral,

endogenic systems are being harassed in mass, and if we don’t come together to support our fellow systems we all fall.

bigotry is not something to be neutral on. It only benefits the bigots, and hurts the minority.

[jakubmeow]

"You can't just ignore, or be neutral about syscourse!"

Yes you can, just because somebody has a disability and wants to be involved in the community, doesn't mean they have to constantly fight with fakeclaimers, or endos, etc etc.

People are allowed to just chill out, have a nice time.

A lot of people cannot take threats and such, if they fight, they will be getting threats and such. I can handle threats, I can handle people being ignorant, but many people cannot handle that, and that is why they should not involve themselves in discourse.

I'm not claiming anybody is weak, systems are very strong people, and you won't ever be able to truly understand the horrors they went through that caused them to be one. They are the opposite of weak.

Don't feel invalid because you can't involve yourself in this constant war. Take a breather for yourself.

[antiendovents]

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"stop saying you want a dissociative disorder. but be an endo!!!"

... I just .. what is this???? What? My brain hurts

[system-hottakes]

being pro-endo conflicts with punk values. you cannot be punk and support endos

mhm

[sophieinwonderland]

Quick reminder: MPD was a "multiple personality" disorder. Not a multiple "personality disorder."

MPD was always in the category of dissociative disorders since it was first introduced in the DSM-III.

The name change in the DSM-IV merely put DID's name more in-line with how it was already categorized.

So if you see someone rambling about how they won't trust old sources that call it MPD because doctors didn't know DID isn't a personality disorder, remember the person saying that is a fool who has no idea what they're talking about.

DID, even when it was called MPD, was always categorized as a dissociative disorder.

Learn. Your. Facts.

Learn your history.

Don't use a name change to disregard research that came before.

[pluralcultureis]

plural culture is theres been a name for our switches this entire fucking time and its called non-possessive and now im pissed because this made up like 70% of our self doubt AND ITS HAD A WORD . THERE WAS A WORD THIS WHOLE TIME AND WE DIDNT KNOW ARE YOUFUCKINGNKIDGNMEEMEEEEEEEEE

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[sysmedsaresexist]

Kind reminder

It's not your job to tell people how to identify.

Many, many mental health disorders are lifelong, they never go away, but symptom management is possible!

If someone reaches a point that they are choosing to no longer identify with their disorder, or feel that it no longer fits them, or simply choose not to transfer their medical records to a new doctor (hi) because they feel they no longer need access to resources at that time, or if they never had a diagnosis to begin with...

That's none of your business.

You can't force the label on them, or force them to keep it. Yelling about how they still have a disorder isn't helping anyone-- not yourself, not them, not the people still working on themselves watching this happen.

You can't force diagnosis, treatment, or ideals on people. There are many reasons that someone might choose to drop a label or diagnosis, and it's none of your business why or how.

Learn to respect personal autonomy and self-determination in mental health care.

You're not just telling them they have a disorder, you're also telling them that they're struggling, even if they're not.

And that's just not for you to decide.

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[narcissisticpdcultureis]

NPD + DID cultural is believing that you’re better than your headmates

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[antiendovents]

We've made a post with the tag "endos dni" and guess what? They still did.

Endos try to respect boundaries challenge: impossible

Real,, like it's right there, right in the tags..

[sadowife]

✦ Video Game System …

A flag for systems who have a deep connection to video games.

Requested By : Anon．

[madpunks]

we are so ableist about memory. people with good memory take for granted the fact that they can recall as much as they can, and use that to taunt, guilt and threaten people with memory issues. many neurotypes and mental illnesses cause memory lapses. traumatic brain injuries can cause memory lapses. brain cancer can cause memory lapses.

even if your memory is good, it's not right to guilt someone because they can't remember something. trust me, people with memory problems are desperately trying to remember: it's just that we literally can't. it is a very literal "i can't remember".

[rustybutterknife]

Microdosing polyamory by dating a system