Plural - for those who are never alone

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FlowerTree@pawb.social · 1 year ago

How often do you use "we" to refer to yourself/yourselves?

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How often do you use "we" to refer to yourself/yourselves?

FlowerTree@pawb.social · 1 year ago

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Stanford@lemm.eeMEnglish · 1 year ago

Rules and Info about this community | [email protected]

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Rules and Info about this community | [email protected]

Stanford@lemm.eeMEnglish · 1 year ago

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FlowerTree@pawb.social · 1 year ago

Being both otherkin and plural be like

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Being both otherkin and plural be like

FlowerTree@pawb.social · 1 year ago

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Stanford@lemm.eeMEnglish · 1 year ago

What does plural mean? What is this community about?

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What does plural mean? What is this community about?

Stanford@lemm.eeMEnglish · 1 year ago

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This is a community for those who are never alone. Whether you have DID, OSDD, tulpas, soulbonds, are part of the plurality umbrella, or know that you are never alone, you are more than welcome here! We also encourage those who are curious about plurality and want to learn more about it, as well as those who are still questioning.

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All plural identities are valid; do not dispute the validity of anyone.

Don’t pressure questioning people; let people decide whether they’re plural or not.

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Do not insist anyone to stop using a term they prefer to refer to themselves.

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