DreamWriters Dreaming

We're pretty open-book about being plural these days, meaning identifying as a multiconscious entity with a variety of beings sharing a mind/body. We do not identify as DID, though the experience can be similar.

Admittedly sometimes our existence feels like metafiction of metafiction and this coming year our growth project is to be one of the voices talking about the stuff no one dares to talk about in-systems these days: soulbonding, fictives, factives, fictive-factive meshes, nonhumans, intrarelationships, how to do sexual education with headmates, how to develop a protocol for handling nonverbal/semiverbal feral and/or semiferal nonhumans, dealing with past life memories and/or farview memories.

So, ask us anything awkward you might want to ask? This week we'll reply to commenters questions on both posts. And who knows, you might inspire one of our YouTube videos for the new year!

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This is an entry for therealljidol Season 11 Topic 2 Living Rent-free in your head

Class for the summer term is over.

I wrote this for Writing Our Stories Part 2 and I'm really proud of how far I've come... I don't often talk much publicly about being depressed in high school or what I was dealing with back then, so getting it out in writing publicly is a really powerful thing and I'm glad I've finally managed to reframe that story.


Untitled Recovery Story Vignette by ~dreamersunited on deviantART


I also have a Future Plan^TM for eventually getting a job at a pet store or offering to be a cat sitter around the neighborhood, though depending on what classes I get into for the fall, I may hold off on pursuing that field for awhile.

Meanwhile, I also have a volunteer job at the local MSPCA as a Cat Cuddler and Condo Cleaner, so I get up ridiculously early on Monday mornings so I can spend two hours socializing lots of cats and kittens.

We have some really awesome cats and kittens on the floor right now, but a couple of them have been around for awhile.

I'm thinking of making posts about the cats that I see on the floor that are either my fan favorites (I can only nominate one fan-favorite a week at the shelter, but there are so many really sweet cats on our floor and summer is our busiest season so I always nominate the cat I love most that day, even though i'd love to see a bunch of them on that list) or the cats that I really want to see adopted because while they're so affectionate, they may have behavioral issues that are making less people want to adopt them.