I Bet It's Confusing Talking To Me Because I'll Sometimes Refer To Us, As..well, Us But If In Talking

I bet it's confusing talking to me because I'll sometimes refer to us, as..well, us but if in talking about myself I'll use "me/I".

"we're hungry" is a collective experience in the body (even if individual alters feel it differently)

Whereas "I'm bored" is an individual experience, specific to the alter fronting.

But sometimes I'll be talking and I'll say "we did x last week, I remember it really well!" Because...we, the body, did it, but I have individual experience with it.

Plus sometimes I'm so used to saying me/I that I slip up and say the wrong thing 🤣

[This post was directly inspired by @toxicity-2003, thank u]

is it really so foreign for the average person to conceptualize others being chronically ill?

i sat down and was part of a twenty-minute-long, coherent group conversation where i faked being more alert and less brain-foggy than i was. it drained a chunk of energy, but i managed it

then this woman said something along the lines of, “a couple years ago, you had some chronic pain, right? so nice to see you on the other side of that!”

no one said i got better. i hadn’t been able to stand for the majority of the conversation. but i guess i looked recovered? despite me being more limited than ever?

i don’t understand the world these people live in. the pain and fatigue will be with me until i die

goodnight :)

Adora and Catra doting/loving on Glimmer for a kofi! ^^

Tumblr says we have 8 asks, but I can only see 2. 🤨