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wish there was more conversation in plural spaces about living as plural :c a lot of conversation seems to revolve around What Kind Of System/Headmate Am I (And What Are The Right Labels For Me To Use) and as someones who've done our time in the navelgazing mines (we've been here ten! years!) our eyes just kind of glaze over whenever someone starts bringing up Terms

like in our experience at least, all of those little differences that the terms hairsplit over... most just don't matter that much in daily life, and for the ones that do, they're better expressed in everyday language than in niche microlabels. where is the talk about like, how to overcome anxiety about talking to the system's friends as someone who doesn't come out much? figuring out who you are in the outer world when you're effectively less than a ghost to it? making friends, finding hobbies, creating your own reason for existing once you've outgrown the circumstances that created you?

there's so much discussion about being, but not about living, y'know?


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in reply to @bazelgeuse-apologist's post:

I think this is a good chunk of the reason we've pretty much elected to stay clear of any labels beyond 'plural' for whatever's going on with us these past two months of Definitely Being? Like... stewing so much on What Are The Sequence Of Words That Fit What's Going On distracts from our time just... thinking about what it's like doing life stuff. Going to work and chatting with pals and watching stuff and playing games has such a different texture to it now that there's Several of us and our musing on things energy is much better contributed to that than it is toward further accumulating words for our hoard