Health Is A Myth And You Cannot Convince Me Otherwise

Health is a myth and you cannot convince me otherwise

Um so if you’re my mutual or a follower or if you just interact with my posts at all

have a hug or a no eye contact smile

(your choice)

Don’t care who you’re stabbing so long as it’s my carpet you’re dripping leftover blood on :)

I was repulsed by the idea of marriage until I realised I wanted to marry a woman.

I felt suffocated by the idea of only having the option of romantic and sexual committed relationships until I learned about qprs.

I felt wrong when I got excited about my partner having a crush or when I thought about being so tightly bound to one person until I found out about polyamory.

I felt empty searching for what made me feel like my agab until I discovered I was agender.

These standards and pressures exist even when we don’t know what they are. Pushing a hetero/allo/monogamous/cis agenda onto kids hurts them even if they aren’t in an actively intolerant area. Ignorance does the most damage. Nobody deserves to feel broken.

You’re allowed to be mad at people for nothing, by the way. All those times that they stood by and just watched it happen to you matter. You can be angry. They hurt you however indirectly. They saw and they didn’t do anything and it is completely understandable if you’re pissed about that.

Go scream profanity. Don’t worry, I’ve got your back.

ello, just curious - is moonknight an example of bad rep? I have no idea what DID is actually like. I've done the research, but haven't actually met anyone w it.

I’ve never actually watched moonknight but the general consensus of the DID community seems to be that it’s much better rep than things like Split (which is just awful) but still stigmatised and wrong in places.

The truth is that DID is far more mundane than any rep we get. Movies always make it so dramatic but people deal with the disorder day to day. Overt switches and “evil” alters can be a thing but they’re much rarer than they’re made out to be. The chances of you recognising that someone has DID are very low.

Thanks for the ask! I’m always happy to answer questions like this.