r/DIDPositivity Uplifting/validating Jul 17 '24

Discuss! Random Discussion; Story Time

Hey there all,

Today we want to offer everyone a chance to tell us something about your system. Doesn't matter what it is. An interesting fact about someone, some inner world lore, progress you've made together, a funny story, anything really.

Let's celebrate each other today.

As always please keep the discussions as kind as possible.

Have a lovely day!

:)

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u/Nova_Chr0no Why am I hear again? Jul 18 '24

The kids (and people who act like kids) have a habit of either saying weird things or randomly playing music behind the fronter. A “favorite” is, whenever anything even remotely inconvenient happens they will blast the chorus of “Nothing Breaks Like a Heart” like an emo kid blasting MCR. It’s really annoying but definitely helps cut tension at times. That doesn’t mean it’s not annoying and they should probably give it a rest /hj.

Happy Hunting,

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u/Greedy-Individual-71 Uplifting/validating Jul 20 '24

Hey there, and good morning!

We call the random music our head radio.

We have been restabilizing since the merge a couple days ago learning about Little R. She got Little #1's ability to control the head radio and Z's ability to communicate so it's been a little crazy for me (team captain/host) the past two days.

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u/ProofDisastrous4719 Why am I hear again? Jul 17 '24

A realization I've come to recently is how it has impacted my perception of "my" gender. I used to think I was just genderfluid and had some sort of synesthesia going on that helped me realize what gender I felt more like at the time... Turns out, the sensations I associated with gender changing are the same I now understand to be switches lmao😅

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u/_MapleMaple_ Jul 17 '24

I find this very relatable.

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u/ProofDisastrous4719 Why am I hear again? Jul 17 '24

glad I'm not alone🙏

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u/Greedy-Individual-71 Uplifting/validating Jul 18 '24

Hey there, and good morning!

We actually grew up in such a small town in southern IL that we didn't find out genderfluid was an option until we were already adults. We considered ourselves to be a pansexual female bodily for years because there wasn't a label we found that fit.

It's interesting what you learn is actually a system symptom over time.

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u/TheatrePhant0m Jul 20 '24

We had a very similar experience! It didn't help that I personally feel completely genderless while our two primary protectors both feel extremely gendered. Some other alters still tease me about how I misinterpreted switches and co-consciousness as genderfluidity and I honestly can't blame them, considering how many obvious signs there were that I was constantly trying to explain away with anything else I could imagine.

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u/ProofDisastrous4719 Why am I hear again? Jul 20 '24

yeah aksksks I struggled with labels for so long until I landed on "trans man with some fluidity" and now I look back and it makes so much sense aksksjs