And then they get mad at me if I tell them I can't work those shifts

And then they get mad at me if I tell them I can't work those shifts

u/5thClone — 17 hours ago

I don't know why some of you assume the worst. I was talking about overstimulation.

I think some people like to demonize people with disabilities at this point because I don't know why people assume such terrible things about me. I'm not harming anyone. I was talking about my general struggles and limitations that I need to work around. Like struggling with crowds or change, things that only affect me and my life.

I understand if this is too meta for the subreddit and gets deleted by the way. I just wanted to address this.

u/5thClone — 1 day ago

Long hair was a sensory nightmare

For clarification, I mean people close to me touching my hair. Not strangers or anything.

u/5thClone — 5 days ago
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Unhealthy Mentality, Vent, and Letter to my system as a host

For reference, I know how I'm handling my thoughts and emotions are wrong but I need to type them down so I can work towards being a better host. These will be based on my unhealthy thought processes:

To all the alters in my/our system.

I don't understand you.

I don't get you.

I thought our brain created this system so we can function in this world and yet I feel like you all would rather sit around and do nothing than help.

You don't talk to me. We don't talk. I can't tell if you just can't talk to me or if you just won't.

You show up, do your task, and leave.

This is helpful except when you hardly show up in the worst scenarios where I need support the most. I was nearly homeless and had to be signing the papers alone but then someone will front just because I got overstimulated by the grocery store.

I finally had an alter show up that speaks to me and helped me get through work which I struggle to get through. But then the last few days, you hardly showed up. And when you did, I cussed you out. I felt so betrayed and hurt. Why doesn't my support system help me when I need them the most.

And yet, despite taking on most of the work, I can't claim anything as my own, I need to say ours or we as if we are equals. It doesn't feel like we are. It feels like the body is a house and it is the house I pay for and take care of while my roommates sit around and say nothing to me.

I know I'm not more real than the other alters. I know they are more than just tools. But I still can't help but feel so betrayed by them all. I can't stop myself from resenting them.

It feels like they exist to be worthless and make me confused about my identity. But I know how wrong that is.

My boyfriend tells me to be nicer to all of them but it is so hard when I feel so alone.

It is so hard.

I know I'm wrong but I don't know what to do. How do I stop this toxic mentality when knowing better isn't enough?

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u/5thClone — 8 days ago
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For a couple days, I just thought I was talking to myself but now I realize I wasn't

u/5thClone — 11 days ago

Who told her?

For reference, my farm is called Autism Farm since I am autistic myself. So when I saw this, I knew I had to make an edited screenshot of it.

u/5thClone — 20 days ago

made my own personal tier list for my disabilities :3

please don't copy because I'm not trying to start a chain thing.

u/5thClone — 20 days ago
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(Insert name here) is probably sick of me at this point lol

u/5thClone — 22 days ago
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We don't have a headspace and we have idea what we would look like. We are just disembodied people/creatures/idk.

u/5thClone — 26 days ago
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For context, when a part doesn't front in months, they end up never showing up again in our system. So having someone come back feels like seeing someone come back from the dead.

It just happened to happen when we got our old job back.

u/5thClone — 27 days ago
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Thankfully my/our boyfriend can recognize when we switch and accommodates whoever is in front

u/5thClone — 1 month ago