over 21, white peeps on the ancestral
and unceded homelands of the
hən̓q̓ əmin̓əm̓ and Sḵwx̱wú7mesh
speaking peoples, just doing our okayest
"A surrealist exploration of dissociative identity disorder (DID) based on the lived experience of a Black, nonbinary, disabled artist and former sex worker."
im big sad that we missed the screening at our local festival, but Kitoko Mai is hashtag speaking from experience and it shows. it looks so fantastic i hope there'll be a way to watch it outside of festivals
"The goal is to heal from the trauma. To claim that healing from the trauma requires mapping (or integration) is a false leap of logic. The point is to eliminate the power of the past to re-traumatize you in the present. That is not based on mapping or integration. It is based on engaging alters so as to allow them to process the trauma in which they are trapped, that they are repeatedly playing out, and that they likely continue to dissociate around."
if you ever needed a vid to send to people that doesn't immediately explain anything remotely plural through did/osdd/pdid/ddnos/mpd/medical stuff, that's for you
the plural/multiple community and did/osdd community specifically are overwhelmingly white and have a racism problem. go follow bipoc creators talking about life and plurality and the good and the bad and share vlogs, words, art, and other stuffs in the comments
creators
the racism in the community
