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Why The Fuck Are You Posting Endo Positivity In The Hc-did Tag. You Cannot Have Hc-did And Not Be Traumagenic.
why the fuck are you posting “endo positivity” in the hc-did tag. you cannot have hc-did and not be traumagenic. what
I'm glad you asked, dear anon. You see: there are such a thing as mixed origin HC-DID systems. My goal with posting endo positivity in the tag was to reach them. Additionally, to reach pro endo HC-DID systems who are NOT mixed origin but understand the complexities of plurality... seeing as traumagenic tags are filled with anti endo nonsense it can be distressing for those of us who aren't balls deep in hatred. :)
And before you come for me with accusations of speaking over HC-DID systems, I asked for guidance from an HC-DID system before typing this out. Hope this helped!
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daily reminder that an identity does not need medical protection to be valued, important, and worthy of respect.
You can change your name, it doesn't matter how often you change it, it doesn't matter however many names you go by, if you want to, you can change it, you could change it every week, every month, every year, it doesn't matter, you can change your name, don't feel bad about it
In spite of the endo hatred on certain sys tags, I will continue to post endo positivity in them. We are a disordered traumagenic system, and we're unaffected by endos existing. Endos don't harm 'real systems' or 'mock trauma' or whatever antis whine about. In case any nondisordered endos needed to hear that from a sys like us, there you are.
Edit: I say 'traumagenic' but our origins are more complicated than that lmao (not to mention I'm trying to let go of origin labels). It's sort of like a heavy simplified idea of things per se.
As someone who pingpongs between 'I have aspd and npd' and 'nah I just have the traits lol' I will be using this.
NPD + ASPD adjacent flag!
[plain text: NPD + ASPD adjacent flag! /end plain text]
After months, I am still on the rocks as to whether I have ASPD, or just display traits. Maybe there are some things we are never meant to know /ref /lyr /lh
So, I made this flag for NPD + ASPD and adjacent! It is general so it can be used by anyone who has either traits of NPD or ASPD or the disorders themselves.


[ID: Two images. The first image is a flag with nine equal horizontal stripes. In descending order, the stripes are dark blood red, berry red, pale brick red, orange, pale yellow, pale grey blue, lavender purple, dark blue, and purple brown. In the center of the flag, there is a white symbol. The symbol consists of an outline of a narcissus flower with the upside down scale ASPD symbol inside. The second image is a flag identical to the first, but lacking the symbol. End ID.]
Flag by me. Colors sampled from the NPD and ASPD awareness flags. Narcissus outline taken from The Noun Project.
Tagging @mad-pride.
Below the cut, I have included the transparent symbol, as well as CMYK versions of the flags! (If you(&) don't know what that means, it's basically the version of the flag in the colors that a printer would output.)

[ID: A white symbol. The symbol consists of an outline of a narcissus flower with the upside down scale ASPD symbol inside. End ID.]


[ID: Two images. Each image corresponds to one of the flags above. They are extremely similar, but there are slight differences in hue and saturation of some of the colors. End ID.]